The Texas Education Agency (TEA) introduced a new system in late July called Sentinel, aimed at standardizing the collection, processing, storage, and distribution of school safety and security information.
In response to the increasing violence and shootings in U.S. schools, security has become a critical issue, prompting significant investments in equipment such as surveillance cameras, biometrics, and panic buttons.
Whitney Independent School District (ISD) is ramping up security measures for the new school year, with the addition of more security officers and new technology designed to keep students and staff safe.
Article Originally Published Here In a recent episode of SecurPod, Brent Dirks, editor for Security Today and Campus Security Today, engages in a conversation with
As Arkansas schools reopen, Pine Bluff School District has taken a significant step to enhance safety by arming its security officers. This decision comes as parents nationwide are increasingly worried about school safety following incidents like the 2022 school shooting in Uvalde, Texas.
With more than 60,000 students returning to school for the 2024-2025 year, efforts are underway to increase school security in East Tennessee, aiming to place a security officer in every East Tennessee School.
Article Originally Published Here One year after Texas enacted a law mandating armed police officers on every school campus, districts are still grappling with the
Article Originally Published Here Kelli Lotito, now the safety and security director at Regis Jesuit High School in Colorado, has leveraged her 22 years of
Article Originally Published Here Pennsylvania is on the verge of a significant legislative change that could see every school in the state equipped with full-time
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