PreK-12 Ed


PURCHASING AND SELECTING SCHOOL LIGHTING

There are many factors to consider when deciding on a lighting system for a school, especially future costs.

DVRs a Superior Solution

Georgia School Board Sold on Digital Video Recording

School Preparedness for Terrorism

Survey of nation's school-based police reveals gaps in security, emergency plans and training.

Keys to Emergency Operations Planning Success

Experience has shown that expending the time and energy to prepare will prove worthwhile when a crisis strikes.

How Safe Are Your Child Care Programs?

Providing a safe and secure environment for children requires a great deal of planning and preparation.

The Maginot Line

You can evaluate efforts respond to crisis situations and reduce the odds that your plan will be needed.

Cell Phone and Pager Blues

Many schools have begun to question policies that prohibit students from carrying cellular phones and pagers while at school.

What Goes Around Comes Around

In the early 1990s, many middle and high schools began converting their industrial arts shops into "tech labs." Students flocked to the new tech labs because they were unique environments within the school, and utilized personal computers which

Let's Not Turn Our Schools Into Prisons

How will your schools be remembered?

The Impact of Terrorism on School Safety Planning

Whether school violence, terrorism or a natural disaster, the lesson remains the same: Plan, prepare and practice.

Realistic Planning With Portable Classrooms

Unless portable classrooms are viewed as part of the permanent facilities plan, public school districts will continue to overpay for substandard classrooms.

Terrorism and Schools

We should be braced for the very real possibility that terrorists will select schools as primary or secondary targets in the future.

Make Time

We do not live in an ideal world, and we must be realistic in our efforts to provide the highest level of service in all areas of our responsibility.

Security in Secondary Education Today

School districts continue to review their approach to security of students and staff.

What You Need to Hear

Today's school officials are overwhelmed wih information. To make a difference, the suggestions and opinions offered must be heard by the people who have authority to act, and the power to affect change.

One Size Does Not Always Fit All

Regardless of the side benefits, made-to-order school safety is more effective than the“one size fits all” approach any day of the week.

Eye Can See for Miles and Miles

A New Hampshire school system eliminated internal school vandalism and bomb threats, and reduced the number of false alarms by using video security software that is accessible via a variety of methods from remote locations.

Let the School District Beware!

An offer of free roofing help for your school can be very costly. Several New Jersey schools found that out the hard way.

The Little Things That Count

By focusing on those seemingly minor things in schools, your staff can support the major components of your safety strategy and hopefully avoid major problems.

Fun Place, Safe Place

If you can make students feel like they belong, they will then have a better chance of feeling like they are in a secure setting.

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