A national survey shows high school students fear cell phone bans leave them unable to contact family or authorities during emergencies.

An updated train the trainer program helps schools, police, fire and EMS build coordinated active shooter response teams on local campuses.

State funding and pending legislation drive rapid adoption of wearable emergency response technology across public school districts.

As National School Bus Safety Week concludes, crash data and surveys highlight risks around stops, crossings and school zones.

Law enforcement and school districts introduce an initiative encouraging people to report online threats rather than sharing them.

A new integration allows universities to upgrade cloud management systems without replacing existing door access hardware.

Washington State University event supports trauma-informed law enforcement training and institutional security reforms.

A Texas community college integrates AI threat detection into existing security cameras to enhance campus response times during emergencies.

Centralized video management helps staff investigate incidents and coordinate security across 25 district sites.

Federal and local authorities intercepted online threats, arresting two 15-year-old girls accused of planning an attack at Corona High School.

Research from Accruent surveyed 1,000 U.S. adults to explore how campus safety and facility conditions influence college choices.

District leaders enhance local law enforcement patrols and expand counseling services across schools in response to the recent Oregon tragedy.