Often safer school design conjures images of school buildings that use advanced technology and building materials to deter, delay and deny violent intruders, from state-of-the-art surveillance systems to forced-entry resistance glass doors and windows. But enhanced school security begins at the perimeter fence, well before the building façade. K-12 safety and security start at the district level and includes multiple layers and protocols for keeping faculty, students and visitors safe from v...| Campus Safety Magazine
Security in educational settings is a complex challenge that requires a multi-layered approach. While technology and personnel are crucial components, the physical design of a facility itself plays a fundamental role in creating a safe environment. This year’s Campus Safety at EDspaces conference (CS@EDspaces), happening November 5-7 in Columbus, Ohio, highlights this very topic, featuring two workshops that explore how intentional architecture and environmental design can significantly imp...| Campus Safety Magazine