Articles Tagged with ''school security''

Persistent attendance in a private school through Milwaukee's Parental Choice Program (MPCP) can decrease the likeliness of subsequent criminal activity.

An Oklahoma school district has begun putting signs on its campus warning visitors that some school staff members have concealed weapons.

Parents and others volunteering at schools in Pennsylvania are required to pass background checks as part of a 2015 amendment to a state law.

There’s no state law in Ohio that requires a school board to go public with its plans to arm school faculty.

The Gold-Burg Independent School District has voted to arm its school teachers. The proposal will now be sent to the Texas Association of School Boards for review.

Indiana is the first state in America to give the command and control of school security to the Department of Homeland Security and other appointed officials.

On December 13th 2013, a school shooting took place at Arapahoe High School in Littleton Colorado. Guy Grace, Director of Security and Emergency Planning Littleton Public Schools, was a responder to the shooting and was the On-Scene School District Incident Command Coordinator during the event and the subsequent evacuation of the school.

As the nation becomes more dangerous with gun violence, hate crimes and school shootings, we must determine how we can more effectively protect our children in what should be a safe haven.

Florida's Senate Criminal Justice Committee is considering legislation that would allow people to bring guns into airport terminals, but not through federal security.