• Schools in Focus

    See Something, Say Something

    Our guest today is Jim Lee, the Enterprise Sales Director at Vector Solutions. He's worked with educational institutions ranging from small private schools to the largest districts in the country, helping organizations prevent incidents on campus through crowdsourced risk intelligence. Today, we'll discuss topics like common safety issues and concerns in schools, what to look for in an emergency communications system, and how these systems can help schools get ahead of issues to keep students, staff and facilities safe. We'll also talk about Alyssa's Law and a solution that helps schools meet its requirements. 05/04/2022

  • Texas District Debuts New Agriculture Building

    The Stafford Municipal School District in Stafford, Texas—part of the Houston metropolitan area—recently celebrated the opening of a new Agriculture Building. 05/03/2022

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    Enhanced Environmental Hygiene for K-12 Schools

    Schools can be breeding grounds for infection, but simple interventions can reduce absenteeism by providing a healthy, productive learning environment for students, teachers and staff. 05/01/2022

  • What a Difference a Technological Revolution Can Make

    If there's one thing that continually amazes me, it's how much K–12 learning environments have changed since I was in school. 05/01/2022

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    IT Experts Call For Transparency and Accountability

    IT professionals are calling for greater transparency and accountability from school districts in their cybersecurity efforts—including mandated public disclosure when student or staff data has been breached. 05/01/2022

  • Ohio University Chilled Water Plant

    Facility Focus: Ohio University Chilled Water Plant #3

    Ohio University in Athens, Ohio, recently completed construction on a third chilled water plant for its campus. 05/01/2022

  • San Marcos High School

    Building Blueprints: San Marcos High School

    The San Marcos Consolidated Independent School District and Perkins&Will's Austin studio recently partnered to expand the district's facilities by over 42,000 square feet. 05/01/2022

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    Automating Disaster Response Plans with Mass Notification

    During a crisis, school leaders have a large number of tasks they need to accomplish to fulfill the measures established in their safety plans. Each item can impact the safety of their students and staff, but the more items they are responsible for, the higher risk there is that one of those steps will get missed. 05/01/2022

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  • FLEXspace

    FLEXspace: Building a Community For Learning Space Design

    Recently, Campus Technology visited with Lisa Stephens, Senior Strategist for Academic Innovation in the Office of the SUNY Provost and Assistant Dean of the University at Buffalo School of Engineering, about current and future developments in the FLEXspace platform. 05/01/2022

  • Instructional Audio Helps Students Succeed

    Access to intelligible, clear audio has never been more important with educators and students back in classrooms across the nation. 05/01/2022

  • Northern Arizona University Student-Athlete High Performance Center

    Northern Arizona University Opens New Athletic Center

    Officials from Northern Arizona University in Flagstaff, Ariz., recently gathered to celebrate the grand opening of a new athletic facility. The Student-Athlete High Performance Center measures in at 72,000 square feet and cost about $46 million. 04/28/2022

  • Rob and Melani Walton Center for Planetary Health

    ASU Dedicates New Center for Planetary Health

    Arizona State University in Tempe, Ariz., recently finished construction on the new Interdisciplinary Science and Technology Building 7 (ISTB7). The 281,000-square-foot facility was dedicated as the Rob and Melani Walton Center for Planetary Health. 04/28/2022

  • UE Innovation Hub

    The Future of Studying: New Studying instead of Old School Campus

    While "New Work" has already become something of a buzzword, studying and learning is often still stuck in old habits and environments. With its new campus in Potsdam, the University of Europe for Applied Sciences (UE) impressively demonstrates that things can be different. 04/28/2022

  • Orlando High School Installs UV Angel Clean Air Units

    Chancery High School in Orlando, Fla., recently installed a new clean air solution from pathogen control technology company UV Angel. According to a news release, the school installed 59 UV Angel Clean Air units. 04/26/2022

  • Booker High School Visual Performing Arts Center rendering

    Florida High School Renovates Performing Arts Center

    Construction recently began on a series of renovations and expansions to the Visual Performing Arts (VPA) Center at Booker High School in Sarasota, Fla. 04/26/2022

  • Tips for Overcoming the Supply Chain Crisis

    How Schools Can Combat the Supply Chain Crisis

    The unprecedented nature of the COVID-19 pandemic exposed gaps in the supply chain but also provided opportunities to strengthen it. We’ve realized that many K–12 school districts and higher ed institutions have outdated models for supply chain management and procurement, and they lack the technological platforms and processes that other industries have put into place. 04/25/2022

  • Teachers, Books and Clouds: 5 Ways the Cloud is Revolutionizing School Security

    Five Ways the Cloud is Revolutionizing School Security

    For so many schools today, math and spelling tests serve as accountability to ensure students work hard and concentrate on learning. 04/25/2022

  • Suspect in Pa. School Shooting Turns Himself In

    A suspect involved in a shooting at Erie High School in Erie, Pa., on Tuesday, April 5, turned himself into the Erie Police Department on Wednesday, April 6, according to national news. 04/25/2022

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