Written by: Linda Hall, The Daily Record, Wooster, OH, Feb 2019 Because the pursuit of school safety doesn’t have a finish line, those responsible for ensuring students’ safety and well-being plan to just keep running the race. Not forgetting … read more

Written by: Jesus Jimenez, The Dallas Morning News, May 20, 2019 (TNS) — Although they’re most common during the spring, tornadoes can happen any time of the year, and anywhere — not just in rural areas. To stay safe during … read more

  Campus Safety Staff/May 29, 2019 As the entry point for a hospital’s response to many types of crisis scenarios, emergency departments must develop disaster preparedness plans that go beyond natural disasters and utility failures to include events such as … read more

Written by: Jordan Blum, Houston Chronicle (TNS) – As a cloud of toxic darkness hovered above, spokeswoman Alice Richardson was asked if the Intercontinental Terminals Co. would apologize to all of the residents of Deer Park for the petrochemical fire … read more

Written by: Joseph Pangaro, CPM Getting the right mindset is critical if we are to survive a violent event. Taking advantage of the technology and equipment that is available to us is just as critical, and it’s something that can’t … read more

 Written by: Elise Schmelzer, The Denver Port, April 22, 2019 (TNS) — Elizabeth McCord huddled dozens of fourth-graders under tables in a corner of her darkened Broomfield, Colo., classroom. The students, 9 and 10 years old, knew to stay quiet … read more

Written by Sophie Quinton, Stateline.org / March 20, 2018 (TNS) — After a teenage gunman killed 17 people at a Parkland, Fla., high school last month, schools across the country were hit by a wave of copycat threats. In Colorado, … read more

Florida Spent $69M on Mental Health After Parkland, but Didn’t Mention PTSD, Suicide Written by: Elizabeth Koh, Miami Herald/Tampa Bay Times Tallahassee Bureau, March 27, 2019  (TNS) – When lawmakers gave more than $69 million in mental health to school … read more

Written by: Rachel Bluth The last time heroin landed Marissa Angerer in a Midland, Texas, emergency room — naked and unconscious — was May 2016. But that wasn’t her first drug-related interaction with the health system. Doctors had treated her … read more

Written by: Amy Rock, Senior Editor with Campus Safety Teachers at an Indiana elementary school say they were repeatedly shot with airsoft guns during an active shooter training drill conducted by a local sheriff’s office, leaving them with welts and … read more