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University of Saskatchewan implements new system for emergency preparedness

Setting the Standard

University of Saskatchewan implements new system for emergency preparedness

Security Questions to Ask Potential Colleges

Security Questions to Ask Potential Colleges

As the end of the school year is getting closer, high school students who are checking out colleges for fall may want to ask these security questions when they tour their potential colleges.

Ohio State “After Action Review” Suggests Changes after Car-and-Knife Attack

Ohio State “After Action Review” Suggests Changes after Car-and-Knife Attack

Ohio State University is beefing up security following a car-and-knife attack that exposed flaws in emergency procedures.



Two Dead in Elementary School Shooting in San Bernardino

UPDATE: Three Dead in Elementary School Shooting in San Bernardino

There is no longer a threat at the school.

North Carolina State University incorporates cell phones into the school’s emergency mass notification system.

Cell Phones and Mass Notification on Campus

North Carolina State University incorporates cell phones into the school’s emergency mass notification system

April to Become One of the Deadliest Months for Massacres

April to Become One of the Deadliest Months for Massacres

School administrators will have to take specific actions to better protect their students, staff, visitors and their campuses.

Tips For Designing Integrated Electronic Security Systems For Educational Environments

Tips For Designing Integrated Electronic Security Systems For Educational Environments

Successful implementation of technological solutions requires a thoughtful approach, one that considers the needs of the people who benefit from it.

An Increase In Bomb Threats

An Increase In Bomb Threats

A recent study by the educator’s school safety network notes that “bomb scares” have increased—more than 106 percent in the 2015-16 school year from the 2012-13 school year.

Securing Prestige

Securing Prestige

Securing a prestigious, historic university that is located in a busy, urban area produces challenges. High expectations by students, parents and staff, combined with today’s security and environmental challenges, demand an exceptional security program.

Making Schools More Secure

Making Schools More Secure

According to a study published in 2015 by U.S. News and World report, New Jersey High Schools ranked in the top 200 of approximately 20,000 high schools that were considered nationwide.

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