How Schools Are Managing Safety During High-Attendance Events
In this webinar, hear directly from school leaders about preparing for high-attendance events, from managing visitor check-in to coordinating staff.
Author: Tensel Burke
Funding Your School Safety Systems Through the School Violence Prevention Program
Schools may be eligible to secure up to $500,000 in federal funding through the COPS School Violence Prevention Program (SVPP).
Raptor Technologies Advances StudentSafe
Enhanced StudentSafe expands beyond threat assessment to support consistent responses to student wellbeing concerns amid rising compliance expectations.
‘What seconds can do’: SC lawmakers consider public school panic button law
South Carolina lawmakers are moving toward passing a bill that would require schools to have a mobile panic button system.
Creating Safe & Welcoming Early Childhood Centers
Join us for a moderated discussion with Jennifer Beck (Fordham Early Learning Academy) and Linda Spencer (Fordham Early Learning Academy). Together they’ll share insights on building parent trust, creating a culture of safety, and bridging safety gaps between K-12 environments and early learning centers.
Every Minute Matters: Managing Student Movement to Protect Learning and Safety
Elizabeth Harris, M.Ed shares how they approach student movement to protect learning time, strengthen safety, and reduce behavioral issues.
Simplifying California K‑12 Volunteer Management
Join Alix Miller for a product-focused walkthrough of VolunteerSafe and Staff Compliance Training, powered by PublicSchoolWORKS (PSW), and how to simplify overlapping requirements, reduce administrative burden, and provide clear visibility into volunteer readiness and compliance.
A Closer Look: Staff Compliance Training for Violence Prevention
Learn how schools use Raptor Staff Compliance Training, powered by PublicSchoolWORKS, to reinforce violence prevention efforts.
Why Comprehensive Visitor and Volunteer Screening Matters for Daycare Safety
In many childcare settings, volunteers and visitors gain access based largely on familiarity or informal trust. Relying on trust alone