PASS is a nationwide organization that brings together representatives from education, public safety, and industry to promote effective use of proven security practices in K-12 school environments.
The panic buttons by the Atlanta-based company Centegix enabled authorities to potentially track the exact location of those who pressed them through maps displayed on officers’ mobile devices.
A new national survey reveals only a third of educators feel their schools prioritize safety, highlighting significant gaps in safety measures and response times.
The latest edition of the Safety and Security Guidelines for K-12 Schools improves on the previous five versions of the guidelines, making the recommendations even more streamlined, easier to use and more reflective of evolving school security challenges.
The 6th edition release improves on previous versions of the PASS guidance, making it easier to use and more reflective of K-12 schools’ evolving security needs and challenges.
Using Genetec Security Center for video surveillance and access control combined with Bosch Security Systems for intrusion detection, CFBISD was able to enhance their security.
