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The terrorist group Boko Haram is killing innocent school children in Nigeria. Boko Haram means, "Western education is forbidden."
In a recent attack, Boko Haram locked students in a hostel and burned it down, savagely killing students who tried to escape.
This clearly shows that school safety is not just a U.S. problem.
Thoughts and views on the state of child and school safety in K-12 education today. Useful tips and insights into emergency management and severe weather preparedness as well.
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Showing posts with label school safety. Show all posts
Showing posts with label school safety. Show all posts
Wednesday, February 26, 2014
Friday, February 21, 2014
Closing the Submarine Door
Safe Havens International
In the ongoing school safety discussion on the best way to respond to Active Shooter Incidents, Mike Dorn has developed an analogy that he has used to show the importance of the critical first thirty seconds.
When a submarine submerges, a delay in securing a compartment door can prove disastrous for a submarine.
When an Active Shooter Incident begins, quick responses can save lives, slower responses can prove disastrous.
In the ongoing school safety discussion on the best way to respond to Active Shooter Incidents, Mike Dorn has developed an analogy that he has used to show the importance of the critical first thirty seconds.
When a submarine submerges, a delay in securing a compartment door can prove disastrous for a submarine.
When an Active Shooter Incident begins, quick responses can save lives, slower responses can prove disastrous.
Wednesday, July 31, 2013
Arkansas district arms teachers
Arkansas
The superintendent of the Clarksville School System has provided over fifty hours of law enforcement training for twenty teachers and staff, and a voucher for them to purchase a firearm to carry in school.
The merits of this approach to school safety can be, and rightfully should be, fully discussed before implementation.
Part of this discussion should be about the ins and outs of carrying a weapon. Enter Staying Alive: How to act fast and survive deadly encounters. There is a full chapter on Is it logical for you to carry? The various concerns for carrying a weapon are covered, as are various non-armed ways to protect yourself.
In its most basic form, safety begins with the individual. If the individual is not safe, then the group cannot be safe. Thus, learning to protect yourself is the building block for keeping your home, your workplace, or your school safe.
The superintendent of the Clarksville School System has provided over fifty hours of law enforcement training for twenty teachers and staff, and a voucher for them to purchase a firearm to carry in school.
The merits of this approach to school safety can be, and rightfully should be, fully discussed before implementation.
Part of this discussion should be about the ins and outs of carrying a weapon. Enter Staying Alive: How to act fast and survive deadly encounters. There is a full chapter on Is it logical for you to carry? The various concerns for carrying a weapon are covered, as are various non-armed ways to protect yourself.
In its most basic form, safety begins with the individual. If the individual is not safe, then the group cannot be safe. Thus, learning to protect yourself is the building block for keeping your home, your workplace, or your school safe.
Tuesday, May 28, 2013
Monday, May 27, 2013
School Safety in the News 5-27-13
Thursday, May 23, 2013
School Safety in the News 5-23-13
Ontario teachers mull change in school safety procedures
Moore tornado forces schools to examine protocols
Use of safe rooms in schools is uneven, at best
School safety pact developed
The two schools destroyed in Moore, OK had no safe rooms
School safety upgrades for Cleburn County
Thoughts on post-tornado recovery
Moore tornado forces schools to examine protocols
Use of safe rooms in schools is uneven, at best
School safety pact developed
The two schools destroyed in Moore, OK had no safe rooms
School safety upgrades for Cleburn County
Thoughts on post-tornado recovery
Wednesday, May 22, 2013
School Safety in the News 5-22-13
Schools and safe rooms
Rhode Island passes school safety legislation
Schools plan for a tornado
Schools and chemicals don't mix
Students share safety concerns with superintendent
Attorney General in Michigan unveils school safety hotline
Are teachers prepared for a crisis?
Project Safe for Durham schools
Would a storm shelter have helped?
Rhode Island passes school safety legislation
Schools plan for a tornado
Schools and chemicals don't mix
Students share safety concerns with superintendent
Attorney General in Michigan unveils school safety hotline
Are teachers prepared for a crisis?
Project Safe for Durham schools
Would a storm shelter have helped?
Tuesday, May 21, 2013
School Safety in the News 5-21-13
Parents file complaints against their school district
NWS pre-tornado briefing warned schools
Open Government groups don't like secret safety plans
3 students make the Ohio AAA Auto Club 2012-2013 School Safety Patrol Hall of Fame
Safe Routes to School provides money for sidewalks
Officer Phil teaches students safety
Official says school safety is first priority
NWS pre-tornado briefing warned schools
Open Government groups don't like secret safety plans
3 students make the Ohio AAA Auto Club 2012-2013 School Safety Patrol Hall of Fame
Safe Routes to School provides money for sidewalks
Officer Phil teaches students safety
Official says school safety is first priority
Monday, May 20, 2013
School Safety in the News 5-20-13
County works on moving elections out of schools
UCONN hosts school safety training
Stronger neighborhoods make safer schools
Schools invest in safety improvements
Students have a Safety Day
Indiana State Troopers inspect school buses
Sandy Hook causes other schools to tighten security
Governor signs school safety bill
UCONN hosts school safety training
Stronger neighborhoods make safer schools
Schools invest in safety improvements
Students have a Safety Day
Indiana State Troopers inspect school buses
Sandy Hook causes other schools to tighten security
Governor signs school safety bill
Saturday, May 18, 2013
School Safety in the News 5-18-13
Wyoming school safety options limited by tight budget
Mother of Sandy Hook victim helps launch school safety initiative
Texas governor set to sign Texas School Safety Training Act
Pierce County EMA wins School Safety Award
Parents upset over loss of bus route
School officials reassure parents that students were safe during storm
Mother of Sandy Hook victim helps launch school safety initiative
Texas governor set to sign Texas School Safety Training Act
Pierce County EMA wins School Safety Award
Parents upset over loss of bus route
School officials reassure parents that students were safe during storm
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Friday, May 17, 2013
School Safety in the News 5-17-13
School safety overshadowed by gun control debate: Sandy Hook Moms
School board candidates not concerned about school safety
Schools try to balance school safety with the innocence of their children
Louisiana school safety bill requires school/LEO cooperation
Budget issues limit Wyoming's school safety choices
County officials unsure of how to implement SROs
The Tuckahoe Union Free School District to hold special school safety meeting
Teacher complaints over marijuana, I.D. badges, lack of discipline
School board candidates not concerned about school safety
Schools try to balance school safety with the innocence of their children
Louisiana school safety bill requires school/LEO cooperation
Budget issues limit Wyoming's school safety choices
County officials unsure of how to implement SROs
The Tuckahoe Union Free School District to hold special school safety meeting
Teacher complaints over marijuana, I.D. badges, lack of discipline
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Thursday, May 16, 2013
School Safety in the News 5-16-13
Delaware school safety bill stalls
Top concern for Kansas school district is school safety
Massachusetts Senate committee works on school safety legislation
South Dakota school district to be assessed by the feds
Aiken Schools work with police
Kentucky school district mulls deputizing, arming principals
Chico FD offers fire safety training to elementary schools
Room Clear protocol enhances school safety
Top concern for Kansas school district is school safety
Massachusetts Senate committee works on school safety legislation
South Dakota school district to be assessed by the feds
Aiken Schools work with police
Kentucky school district mulls deputizing, arming principals
Chico FD offers fire safety training to elementary schools
Room Clear protocol enhances school safety
Wednesday, May 15, 2013
School Safety in the News 5-15-13
Ohio State School Board Mulls Arming Teachers
Chicago Public School closure decisions reversed
Highline Public Schools look to improve staff training and law enforcement coordination
School Safety Patrol supported by local American Legion
Indian River School District to hire security guards for all schools
Elbert County Schools to have increased Sheriff's Department presence
Safe Passage program upsets local fire, law enforcement unions
Chicago Public School closure decisions reversed
Highline Public Schools look to improve staff training and law enforcement coordination
School Safety Patrol supported by local American Legion
Indian River School District to hire security guards for all schools
Elbert County Schools to have increased Sheriff's Department presence
Safe Passage program upsets local fire, law enforcement unions
Friday, May 10, 2013
School Safety in the News 5-10-13
Florida leaves school safety spending unchanged
Pennsylvania House Select Committee on School Safety holds forum
Sheriff begs for school safety funds
Ekahau creates a product that helps schools stay safe
North Caroline State Safety Patroller of the Year named
COPsynch system helpful to San Angelo Schools
Aiken County Schools holds school safety meeting
Safe Routes to School Program helps fund Cedar Rapids sidewalk project
Pennsylvania House Select Committee on School Safety holds forum
Sheriff begs for school safety funds
Ekahau creates a product that helps schools stay safe
North Caroline State Safety Patroller of the Year named
COPsynch system helpful to San Angelo Schools
Aiken County Schools holds school safety meeting
Safe Routes to School Program helps fund Cedar Rapids sidewalk project
Thursday, May 9, 2013
School Safety in the News 5-9-13
Pierce Co., Washington emergency management wins national school safety award
School board reviews school safety action plan
Penn State holds campus safety seminar
County's school safety efforts protect 30,000 students
Governor Pence signs school safety funding bill
McGruff, the Crime Dog, has a new gig
Sheriff considers school safety ideas
School board reviews school safety action plan
Penn State holds campus safety seminar
County's school safety efforts protect 30,000 students
Governor Pence signs school safety funding bill
McGruff, the Crime Dog, has a new gig
Sheriff considers school safety ideas
Wednesday, May 8, 2013
School Safety in the News 5-8-13
Governor Pence signs school safety bill
Porter County Commissioners support school safety efforts
The importance of school safety stressed by Hutchinson
Penn State University hosts seminar on school safety
Tennessee school district to conduct a security assessment
Washington governor signs bill that requires schools to work with law enforcement
Burrell School District focuses on SROs and access control
Porter County Commissioners support school safety efforts
The importance of school safety stressed by Hutchinson
Penn State University hosts seminar on school safety
Tennessee school district to conduct a security assessment
Washington governor signs bill that requires schools to work with law enforcement
Burrell School District focuses on SROs and access control
Tuesday, May 7, 2013
School Safety in the News 5-7-13
Finding the middle ground in school safety
Indiana school safety bill to be signed, will help fund SROs
School safety being changed in Montana
A review of school safety legislation after Sandy Hook
North Carolina 2013 School Safety Act to provide for more counselors in schools
Hawaiian school safety protocols
Many San Diego County schools do not review safety procedures
Minnesota House passes anti-bullying bill
School board reviews assessment results
Indiana school safety bill to be signed, will help fund SROs
School safety being changed in Montana
A review of school safety legislation after Sandy Hook
North Carolina 2013 School Safety Act to provide for more counselors in schools
Hawaiian school safety protocols
Many San Diego County schools do not review safety procedures
Minnesota House passes anti-bullying bill
School board reviews assessment results
Monday, May 6, 2013
School Safety in the News 5-6-13
Schools and the local community team up to solve traffic issues
Middle school upgrades access control
Aboriginal schools get cyber-bullying training
City mourns the loss of a school safety icon
New Zealand celebrates United Nations Global Road Safety Week
The Sunshine Coast of Australia installs new traffic lights near schools
Mumbai school buses get CCTV systems
Middle school upgrades access control
Aboriginal schools get cyber-bullying training
City mourns the loss of a school safety icon
New Zealand celebrates United Nations Global Road Safety Week
The Sunshine Coast of Australia installs new traffic lights near schools
Mumbai school buses get CCTV systems
Friday, May 3, 2013
School Safety in the News 5-3-13
International Association of Chiefs of Police announce new training programs
Governor Malloy addresses Connecticut Safety Conference
Antigua school safety trainers receive their training
School Safety Symposium to be held
Texas schools cancel gun safety program after learning of NRA affiliation
Long Island safety forum discusses best practices
Access control on Hampton schools radar
Governor Malloy addresses Connecticut Safety Conference
Antigua school safety trainers receive their training
School Safety Symposium to be held
Texas schools cancel gun safety program after learning of NRA affiliation
Long Island safety forum discusses best practices
Access control on Hampton schools radar
Thursday, May 2, 2013
School Safety in the News 5-2-13
Governor Malloy, Michael Dorn speak at Connecticut School Safety Conference
N.C. Department of Public Safety hosts a safer school forum in Jamestown
Neosho R-5 Board of Education discusses school safety issues
School safety a "what have you done for me now?" kind of business
McMinn County begins to meet with parents on school safety issues
N.C. Department of Public Safety hosts a safer school forum in Jamestown
Neosho R-5 Board of Education discusses school safety issues
School safety a "what have you done for me now?" kind of business
McMinn County begins to meet with parents on school safety issues
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