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School Safety Spending: Mental Health vs. Security Products

While the probability of a school experiencing a shooting is .0029%, it is estimated that one in five…

Insights June 23
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ZeroEyes Appoints Psychologist Peter Langman as Senior Advisor on Violence Prevention

Dr. Peter Langman, an authority on the psychology of mass violence perpetrators, will help drive innovation for ZeroEyes’…

Press Releases June 22
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The Principal Recovery Network is urging federal lawmakers to increase funding for K-12 recovery programs, warning that cuts to Title II and IV could threaten school security. National Association of Secondary School Principals, NASSP, U.S. Department of Education Secretary Linda McMahon, Project SERV

Principals Urge Federal Lawmakers Not to Cut School Safety and Recovery Funds

The Principal Recovery Network is urging federal lawmakers to increase funding for K-12 recovery programs, warning that cuts…

News June 19