Articles Tagged with ''school security''

The parents of 10 children killed at Sandy Hook Elementary School have filed or soon will file notices in probate court that they plan to make wrongful death claims on their children’s behalf.

School districts planning new school buildings would have to include security measures in the designs, under legislation being considered in the Ohio House.

 Chief Hector Rodriguez believes so much in the Santa Ana Unified School District (SAUSD) and the safety of the children who attend SAUSD schools that he sends his own children to school there. 

1,200 firearms, knives, boxcutters, razors and other dangerous objects confiscated from NY city students in the 2013-14 school year,

A UT Dallas study shows certain factors affect a student’s willingness to report having seen a weapon at school. 

The Oklahoma School Security Institute launched a tip line for people to submit threats to schools across the state.

The Argyle Independent School District in north Texas has started the 2014-15 school year with newly armed teachers.

The indicator uses simple, bold, color-coded “secured” (red) and “unsecured” (green) visual indication to ensure the door has been locked correctly and quickly.

The Los Angeles Unified school police will stop giving citations for fighting, petty theft and other minor offenses, moving instead to refer students to counseling or other programs. The step back from punitive law enforcement actions reflects growing research that handling minor offenses with police actions does not necessarily make campuses safer. Those actions do often push struggling students to drop out and get in more serious trouble with law enforcement.