Oregon Alyssa’s Law: Preparing Schools For Compliance
Alyssa’s Law, named after Alyssa Alhadeff, a victim of the 2018 Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School tragedy, requires schools in
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Washington Alyssa’s Law: Preparing Schools For Compliance
Senate Bill (SB) 5004, also known as Alyssa’s Law was signed into law by Governor Bob Ferguson on Monday, May
Leveraging Technology and Community for Inclusive School Safety Plans
Creating a safe and inclusive environment for every student is a foundational responsibility for schools. Students with special needs often
Administering Medication in Schools: Training and Compliance for all Staff
According to healthychildren.org, an estimated 25% to 43% of children in the U.S. take medications to manage various health concerns
Enhanced Safety and Security in Schools Through Multi-Layered Systems
Ensuring the safety of every student, staff member, and visitor on campus requires a proactive approach, leveraging the latest technologies
9 Considerations for Planning to Use Schools as Disaster Shelters
Across the country, public schools are increasingly being designated emergency shelters for their communities when natural disasters—such as hurricanes, wildfires,
When Fiction Feels Real: How Adolescence Deepens the Urgency for Early Intervention in Schools
By Dr. Amy Grosso I’m not typically one to jump on every trending show, but the Netflix series Adolescence felt different. With
Fire Safety in Schools: 6 Tips to Minimize Risk
Between 2014 and 2018, fire departments across the United States responded to an average of 3,230 structure fires in schools
5 Ways to Improve School Safety During Severe Weather
Severe weather drills prepare students and staff for weather-related emergencies as well as increase awareness, reduce panic, and improve emergency
Strengthening School Safety with Multilayer Security
Emergency management in schools is a challenge that demands precision, reliability, and speed. Every second counts when protecting students and