When Should Post-Incident Training Happen at Schools?
From slips and falls to chemical spills and accidental injuries, school employees can encounter a variety of safety hazards. Providing targeted post-incident training for staff
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Talking About Suicide: What to Say and Why It Matters
Suicide prevention is often thought of in terms of the obvious moments like recognizing a student is in suicide crisis and connecting them with the
Using Digital Hall Passes to Prevent Unsafe or Unauthorized Meetups
61% of principals report preventing inappropriate behaviors—including unauthorized meetups—as their greatest operational challenge when it comes to managing student movement, according to the 2026 School
12 Strategies for Preventing Playground Accidents at Schools
School playgrounds provide children with valuable opportunities for physical activity, social interaction, and stress relief. While crucial for development, these spaces can also pose risks
5 Reasons to Attend the 2026 SchoolSAFE Conference
What makes a school conference worth attending? It’s not the swag, or the hotel, or the happy hour event—although they make for great memories. It’s walking into
9 Types of School Safety Drills and Exercises
School safety drills play an essential role in developing the skills that students and staff need during an emergency. The more often schools conduct well-planned
7 Considerations for Better School Volunteer Management
Volunteers are essential to keeping schools running smoothly, helping with things like tutoring, classroom assistance, chaperoning, athletic coaching, and fundraising. But manually managing volunteer applications,
Alyssa’s Law in Illinois: Equipping Schools with Compliant Solutions
Illinois Governor JB Pritzker signed Alyssa’s Law (House Bill 5107) on August 7, 2026. Named after Alyssa Alhadeff who died in the 2018 Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School tragedy, Alyssa’s Law is a
The Dangers of Online Gaming for Children: Grooming and Radicalization
More than 40% of U.S. teens play video games daily, spending large chunks of time on gaming platforms, chatrooms, or communities. Adult supervision is minimal
15 Back-to-School Best Practices for Safer Campuses
Each year, campus administrators juggle dozens or hundreds of critical tasks to prepare staff, students, and families for a successful back-to-school experience. While physical security checks and emergency preparation are a