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S.A.F.E. Foundation Donates Emergency Alerts Platform to Schools, Colleges and Universities Across the U.S.

Hyper-local Mobile Alerts Can Save Lives in An Emergency Such As A Mass Shooting, Where A Few Seconds Can Be The Difference Between Life and Death
Risks of Aging Technology and Benefits of Upgrading
Changing Adapting and Being Flexible
Leveraging a Unified Mass Notification Solution
Roadmap to a Security Operations Center
From Safe Campus to Smart Campus

Access Control

Durango School District Gets $1.1 Million School Safety Grant

Durango School District 9-R has received a $1.1 million grant from the Colorado Division of Homeland Security to boost school security and safety.
Spring Lake Public Schools to Use Safety Grant for Bollards, Access Control
Wyoming School Board Approves Funding for Access Control Upgrades
Sacramento State Installs Locks on Classroom Doors
Tennessee District Increases Entrance Security
How Facial Recognition Can Provide Secure Access for K-12 Schools

Physical Security

Spring Lake Public Schools to Use Safety Grant for Bollards, Access Control

Spring Lake Public Schools plan to use funds from a Michigan State Police school safety grant on equipment including bollards, shatter-resistant film and access control.
Bay Area Jewish Institutions Receive $825,000 in Federal Security Grants
University of Notre Dame to Use Metal Detectors at Athletic Events
Mansfield Schools Addressing Security After Alleged Stalking of Teacher
Michigan District Uses Grant to Purchase Barricade Locks for All Classroom Doors
Upgrading Your Campus Security with Smart Card Readers? Think Again

Risk Management

Alabama A&M Sets Campus-wide Curfew After Fight on Campus

Alabama Agricultural and Mechanical University has set a new campus-wide curfew after a fight on campus.
Proposed Bill Would Create Threat Assessment Teams at Rhode Island Schools
Georgia Tech Data Breach Potentially Exposes Info of 1.3 Million People
Proactive Steps in Protecting Students Using Technology
The Constantly Changing Landscape of Risk in Campus Environments
Washington Hospital Cited and Fined for Failing to Protect Workers from Assaults

Active Shooter

University of Michigan Will Start Offering Active Attacker Training

The University of Michigan will start offering optional active attacker training for students, faculty, staff and members of the community.
UNM-Valencia Installs Gunshot Detection System
Wyoming Medical Center Boosts Security Following Active Shooter Incident
One Student Shot, Wounded Monday at Arkansas High School
Georgia District Trains Educators for Active Shooter Situations
Pennsylvania Teachers Train for Active Shooter Situation

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March/April 2019

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• Proactive Steps in Protecting Students Using Technology
• Securing Our Hospitals and Protecting Your Privacy
• Leveraging a Unified Mass Notification Solution
• From Safe Campus to Smart Campus
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