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After thoughtful consideration, we have made the difficult decision to indefinitely postpone the Campus Safety Magazine. We appreciate the support and engagement of the Campus Safety Magazine community and thank all those who have contributed to the program over the years.

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5 Overlooked School Construction Details That Compromise Campus Security

Schools become more resilient when the smaller physical details receive the same scrutiny as the larger systems during…

Insights February 2
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Eastman to Showcase High-Performance Interlayers at the 2025 Campus Safety Conference

Saflex™ and Vanceva™ PVB interlayers for laminated glass help support forced-entry resistance, enhance comfort and bring color and…

Press Releases July 7
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Deterring Intruders: How Security Window Film Protects Vulnerable Areas in Schools

In addition to slowing down intruders, security window film also offers privacy, provides UV protection, and reduces solar…

Insights June 16
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Dorm Security: Impact-Resistant Doors and Windows Designed to Withstand Forced Entry

Integrating security doors and windows into campus housing facilities contributes to a culture of safety, reducing anxiety and…

Insights March 14
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Utah Board of Education Says Schools Need $500 Million for Security Upgrades, school safety, Utah State Board of Education, HB84

UPDATE: Utah Board of Education Says Schools Need $500 Million for Security Upgrades

HB84 requires Utah schools implement a wide variety of new security measures, but the mandate is significantly underfunded.

News February 10
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Achieving Code-Compliant School Security with Fire-Rated and Forced-Entry Resistant Glass

Window glazing manufacturers have developed systems that can realize security goals and building codes without compromising design best…

Insights February 7
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10 Campus Safety Stories from 2024 You May Have Missed, threat assessment, mental health, emergency management, autism, stalking, LGBTQ+

Top 10 Campus Safety Stories from 2024 You May Have Missed

Stalking, autism awareness, hiring the right contractors, and mental health are just some of the issues CS covered…

Insights December 24
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How to Choose Security Camera and Window Film Vendors

Using lessons learned from school shootings, including first-hand experience, a school security director advises on how to choose…

Insights July 8
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NGS Demos New 3M S2400 Glazing Security Solution

The demonstration consisted of three panes of 1/4″ tempered glass, each attacked with a cinder block and metal…

Press Releases May 11