Colorado state senator Steve King will lead his second School Safety Summit this Friday, February 4, at the State Capitol in Denver to examine how to improve school emergency response through interoperable communications.
MouseMail.com, the social network for kids that parents can monitor, has rewritten its terms of service to assure families their privacy is protected, according to a School Safety Partners bulletin released today.
Online monitoring service raises privacy and liability concerns
ICS Communications Toolkit enables critical data sharing during an emergency
ACLU claims proposed policy on student cell phone searches violates privacy
The sharp increase in kidnapping incidents in the Monterrey area, and the recent shootout in front of the American School Foundation of Monterrey, present a very high risk to the families of U.S. citizens.
Schools and SWAT teams are training together to quickly put down violent offenders.
SchoolSAFE Communications, the leader in public safety communications for schools, is rolling out a new line of services to dramatically improve district-wide safety programs while reducing costs.
EXCLUSIVE - School Safety Partners fills in section missing from the official transcript of Associate Attorney General Tom Perrelli's remarks at the Department of Education’s bullying summit.
New service makes social media safe for kids and allows moms and dads to stay one step ahead of those who would do harm to their children.
Author Tina Wells joins NCPC Circle of Respect Book Club to address school violence
American College of Emergency Physicians issues seasonal alert
Charter schools recognized as laboratories for education
Pennsylvania system overcomes shifting federal instructions
Ageviewers system helps cashiers and works at self-scan checkouts
After two decades of civil war, youth are still engaged in violent attacks on communities
AT&T sponsors high school campaign to end texting while driving
International partnership promotes child ownership and saturation of laptops in communities
Contribution to after-prom party promotes keeping a clean record
Food safety law firm urges USDA to broaden E. coli protections