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
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Healthy Boundaries and Abuse Prevention at Summer Camps
Learn how organizations prepare for camp season, manage higher-risk spaces, reinforce healthy boundaries, and prevent both adult-to-youth and youth-to-youth incidents.
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
What Is Mandated Reporting? What K-12 Schools Need to Know
Schools and child-serving agencies occupy a position of trust and proximity that makes them an important safety net for children
5 Ways Raptor EventSafe Makes School Events Smoother and Safer
Managing a school event means staff have to coordinate registration, ticketing, crowd flow, visitor screening, and other tasks—usually all at
A Closer Look: Raptor VisitorSafe™ & EventSafe™
Learn how schools are using Raptor VisitorSafe and EventSafe to better manage daily visitors and high-attendance events with greater visibility and efficiency.
Gang Prevention in Schools: The Role of Belonging & Leadership
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
4 Ways to Move Beyond “Check-the-Box” Violence Prevention Training
Educators and staff rarely have a surplus of time when wrangling students, lesson plans, and interruptions. On top of those daily demands, educators
Leveraging SROs as Trusted Prevention Partners in Student Wellbeing
The most impactful work of a School Resource Officer (SRO) happens without fanfare or general awareness. Yet too often, there
Reducing Anxiety Around Daycare Drills With Better Preparation
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