“I don’t think there’s anything we do that’s as important as safety and security,” Superintendent Steve VanMatre said to kick off a public meeting Monday night.

Among K-12 safety and cybersecurity experts’ suggestions are storing sensitive security plans separately and balancing what’s shared publicly.

School Resource Officer Rich Miller doesn’t have empirical data to back up his work at Danville Elementary School — but he sees the impact made when he walks through the halls Monday through Friday.

A school safety bill awaiting Texas Gov. Greg Abbott’s signature falls far short of paying for the measures it would require schools to implement, officials at several Waco-area districts said.

“School safety is absolutely at the forefront of our education leaders’ minds,” said Britta Barrickman, the Chief Impact Officer of the Pennsylvania School Boards Association (PSBA).

Texas lawmakers’ response to the state’s deadliest school shooting is a sweeping piece of legislation that mandates armed personnel on every campus.

In the latest episode of SecurED, host Mike Matranga engages in a thought-provoking discussion with Kevin Hill, a former police officer and security director, about the contrasting security regulations between the cannabis industry and the K-12 sector.

Big data can be a big problem. Why? Well, it’s a matter of volume and velocity. You see, the average person creates 1.7 MB of data per second. That’s over 146,000 MB every single day — and that’s just a rough estimate.

Cybersecurity topped ed tech leaders’s concerns for a sixth straight year in the Consortium for School Networking’s 10th annual State of Ed Tech national survey.

A local school was recently awarded grant funding to provide a big boost across the board, officials said.

School safety broke into the top three crime concerns for Kettering residents last year, according to recent police department survey results.

Schools could soon get a safety infrastructure funding boost after the Senate on Sunday passed a bill that would provide districts $15,000 per campus for security upgrades and tighten auditing requirements.

Nearly half of states don’t require school safety training for teachers and staff, no uniform federal rules, either

Two longtime mainstays on the Evanston Township High School staff, Loyce Spells and Anthony King, are taking on new roles in the area of safety and security in the upcoming school year.

Parents remain concerned about their child's social, emotional and academic development and mental health, according to a new poll by a Massachusetts polling group.

A select group of Katy ISD elementary schools will get an upgraded security system by the beginning of the 2023-24 school year.

Metro Nashville Public Schools board voted to move forward with implementing emergency preparedness backpacks inside of every classroom in the district.