The Hidden Costs of Fragmented School Safety Tech: Why Consolidation Matters
School safety budgets are tighter than they’ve been in years. Federal ESSER relief funding is spent, state budgets are flat
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How to Protect Student-Athletes Against Exertional Heat Stroke
Exertional heat stroke (EHS) is a life-threatening medical condition that affects student-athletes every year, especially during the first few weeks
11 Key Safety Questions for District Leaders to Know
Managing the spectrum of safety and security improvements and processes that keep K-12 schools safe can be a daunting task. Administrators and school safety
Toughing It Out Doesn’t Work: Student-Athletes and Mental Health
Student-athlete mental health is an often-overlooked aspect of their safety and wellbeing. These teens face the same social and academic
School Safety Grant Writing Help: How to Find and Vet a Pro Bono Consultant
A winning school safety grant requires careful narrative development, budget specificity, documented stakeholder collaboration, and strict compliance with allowable cost
Cyberbullying in Schools Today: AI, Online Activity, and Student Wellbeing
The reach and impact of cyberbullying in schools has shifted significantly over the last decade, driven by two primary changes in student behavior online: how students
20 Common Questions About Mandated Reporting of Child Abuse
Mandated reporting is one of the most important responsibilities school employees carry, and situations requiring mandatory reporting are often complex. Knowing
19 Strategies for Safer Student Dismissal
Student dismissal is one of the busiest and most complex periods of the school day, which is why it presents such a challenge for many
4 Strategies to Help PBIS Work Better at Your School
Student behavior challenges are not new, but many educators say that the intensity and frequency of behavioral concerns have increased significantly since
Raptor Emergency Management: One System for Any School Emergency
Most public and charter schools have an Emergency Operations Plan (EOP), but they may not have stress-tested whether their processes stand up to