The administrative offices of a school handle daily operations, greet visitors, support students, and act as a central communication hub both on regular days and during emergencies. Since they manage high traffic and sensitive situations, these spaces require careful, layered security measures.

Populated areas, such as cafeterias, auditoriums, and libraries, are the heart of a school. They’re where students gather to eat, learn, and socialize. But because these spaces host large groups of people, they also present unique safety and security challenges.

In today’s schools, classroom security involves more than just locks and alarms; it focuses on creating safe and welcoming environments where students can learn without fear. Classrooms are the core of every school day, but they also need to be prepared to serve as protective spaces during...

As we begin a new school year, our commitment to school security grows stronger, ensuring the safety and protection of both staff and students. Classrooms and main entrances often receive the most attention when examining school safety and security. However, some of the most critical areas in...

The first line of defense for schools begins at the main office. As a security assessor, I start assessments by entering through the main doors and vestibule, focusing on safety measures throughout the main office. A well-designed, secure, and efficient main office area speaks volumes about a...