Poll Finds Students’ School Safety Concerns Increasing
The poll was conducted through phone interviews with parents of K-12 students.
The poll was conducted through phone interviews with parents of K-12 students.
Students were more likely to report behaviors if they had a positive relationship with campus police.
According to Campus Safety’s latest survey, an overwhelming majority of universities, hospitals and schools have adopted video surveillance systems, with most planning on acquiring more in the next three years.
A survey of Vanderbilt University students found a far higher percentage of sexual assaults than what was reported in the university’s Annual Security Report.
One defense official said the rise in reports of assaults was due to improved reporting processes.
Despite the lack of K-12 security and police personnel, pay has increased and more campuses are arming their officers.
Despite the lack of K-12 security and police personnel, pay has increased and more campuses are arming their officers.
The Kaspersky Lab and B2B International study shows employees are responsible for 42 percent of confidential data losses.
The survey results reinforce previous surveys completed with a smaller sample size.
The survey was completed by 795 undergaduate students at the University of Oregon.
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