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School Safety Events in recent years have shown that schools are not immune from violent critical incidents. The Internet resources gathered here are intended to assist law enforcement and school personnel with preparation, response and resolution with regard to a school critical incident. However, the content included in this directory is for informational purposes only; no endorsement or advocacy should be construed by inclusion.
Publications Your Technology Partner, November 2002 Tech Profiles: Making a Difference, April 2003 TechTimes, April 2009, April 2009 Digital Imaging for Safe Schools: A Public Safety Response to Critical Incidents, 2006 Appropriate and Effective Use of Security Technologies in U.S. Schools, 1999 Articles School Critical Incident Planning: An Internet Resource Directory, , Sept. 18, 2007 Rapid Responder Fills in the Blind Spots, TechBeat, Summer 2008 Keeping It a ’Normal’ School Day, TechBeat, Fall 2000 8,000 Free School COPs and Counting, TechBeat, Spring 2007 SCORMAP Gets High Marks, TechBeat, Spring 2004 News Abstracts "Text-a-Tip Programs Help Promote School Safety", eSchoolNews.com, (12/01/2009) "School Cameras Boost Police Response", Worcester Telegram, (11/01/2009), Paula J. Owen "County School Zones Getting Speed Cameras", The Baltimore Sun, (10/10/2009), Nick Madigan "Colorado District Trains Principals on 2-Way Radios", The Journal, (08/11/2009), Dian Schaffhauser "Fingerprinting Planned for Polk Students on Buses", The Ledger, (07/16/2009), John Chambliss Government-Sponsored Websites Professional Association Websites |
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