A security methodology that enables security officers to recognize potentially violent individuals — before a tragedy occurs.
Campus life is going mobile as the number and capabilities of mobile devices
and related technology continue to grow.
The role of public safety officers on campus continues to evolve.
Managing and securing mobile devices in K-12 schools.
Restrooms and locker rooms can be a school's grossest areas, but they don't have to be.
Safe campus environments are highly desired but not always delivered. Here's how to make some improvements.
Bathrooms and locker rooms offer lots of opportunities to waste resources, or use them wisely. As schools and students become more environmentally aware, the bathroom is the perfect place to practice good environmental hygiene.
Stories of active shooters in K-12 schools frighten us all. But in the scheme of things, active shooters are a horrible but small problem.
Making the most of available space by gong underground.
Technology tools in the classroom continue to advance, providing not only innovation, but more importantly, functionality.
To make the most informed design decisions, school districts should follow a regimented approach to a construction project. This approach should always start with master planning, which sets the stage and builds a case for any project that may arise from this effort.
Automated alarm systems can provide significant benefits for facility maintenance organizations.
Expert advice for facilities managers on understanding and managing integrated technology and building management systems.
Tennessee State University tightens security with new student ID badges in response to security incidents over the past year.
Dynamic furniture, which can move and convert to serve more than one purpose, is available for a variety of campus spaces.
Effective access control systems include technology, people, policies and training. Here's how those components fit together.
Students are creative, intelligent and resourceful and a great source of feedback when it comes to campus furniture.
Colleges and universities are involved in a number of reduce-reuse-recycle initiatives as they travel the path to becoming zero-waste.
Successful active teaching and learning depends on making the correct decisions about furnishings.
As the trend of outsourcing services grows, schools need to examine the pros and cons. What should you keep and what's safe to give up?
Creating activity permissible classrooms.