More and more school districts are introducing silent panic alert technology across their campuses. In some cases, this is driven by compliance with state-level requirements like Alyssa’s Law.
Private schools manage the safety and wellbeing of their students just like any other K-12 schools, but they often do so without the state-mandated training requirements
Mental health and wellbeing are central to school safety and student success. Physical security and academic outcomes are both closely tied to how well students feel
Emergency preparedness for private schools comes with unique challenges and operational complexity. A private school campus may span multiple buildings, share space with other organizations, or rely
Dismissal hours are a complex, chaotic, and risk-sensitive time for elementary schools in particular. Younger students rely on adults to manage every step; families need clear communication; and school neighborhoods are impacted by traffic and
The COPS School Violence Prevention Program (SVPP) grant offers districts an opportunity to bridge one of the most common gaps
Incomplete or inconsistent accident reporting creates blind spots for school districts. When incidents aren’t documented thoroughly, or go unreported entirely, leaders lose the ability to respond
Every staff member, on and off campus, plays a part in preventing violence and supporting student wellbeing in their school district. Yet each person interacts with students differently and faces different
When students struggle to find belonging in healthy spaces, they often look for it elsewhere, regardless of age or grade level. Gang recruitment exploits these moments
Emergency drills in childcare settings are high-stakes and high-oversight—and for good reason. Daycare staff and leaders must protect very young children, meet recurring