ew Quiz from Wren Tests Teachers’ Aptitude, Attitudes on Participation in School Security, Advises on Effective Actions to Take when asked who holds the responsibility for maintaining security on campus, most people reply either campus law enforcement or school administrators. However, Wren, a company dedicated to creating safer learning environments, discusses in a new Bird’s Eye View advisory the critical role teachers play in helping to keep a campus safe. Wren also offers in the advisory a quiz teachers can take, and best practices to act on, in critical situations that only teachers may be involved with given their day-to-day interactions with students.
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Wren: Teachers are Critical Link between Students and Administrators in Maintaining School Safety
Foundation for Tomorrow’s Schools (FTS) is an official organization that develops and manages innovative systems for the construction, refurbishment, and maintenance of schools in Malta.
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ACTi Unified Solution Protects FTS Mosta Secondary School in Malta
It’s back to school for many students. Several ride their bikes to school
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Bicycle Safety
The Interdisciplinary A building on the Arizona State University Tempe campus looks rather average from the outside. There isn’t anything that hints at the excitement, talent and innovation hidden behind its nondescript doors, and there is certainly no indication that the first steps of a great journey are taking place inside
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Arizona State University Return to the moon
The use of video surveillance is increasing in communities and school districts across the Alle-Kiski Valley, leading some to wonder it they really are needed. Last week, Freeport became the latest municipality to install cameras throughout the community. It joins Oakmont, Verona, Kittanning and Ford City
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Valley towns, school districts boost video surveillance
East Grand Rapids Public Schools in Michigan has taken a novel approach to mobile computing, one that has required a novel approach to wireless security . The district encourages students to bring their own devices to school and use them in their classes. “We felt that if a student could learn better working in front of a computer,” said Jeff Crawford, manager of networking and security for East Grand Rapids Public Schools, “that he or she should be able to maximize that learning tool.” Of course, any time you allow students to use their own devices, you introduce “all sorts of variables” (such as computer viruses, for example) into the classroom setting, said Crawford
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Flipping the Switch on Mobile Security
Kids at St. Croix Central Middle School will have a few new eyes on them this year
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SCC Middle School installs security cameras
More than 300 cameras soon will be keeping a closer watch on students at six Charleston County schools. The Charleston Police Department has received a federal grant of more than $250,000 to enhance security systems at the schools, and the school district will match the grant.
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Schools to get cameras
JERSEY SHORE – The Jersey Shore Area School Board is looking at improving the efficiency and security of the district’s transportation system, according to Superintendent Richard J. Emery. Emery said during Monday night’s work session the district is working on obtaining a software packet that will generate a proposed routing system for the whole district as well as looking at safety measures to put in place for the future
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Jersey Shore board looks to improve busing system