School Safety

Facial recognition could strengthen school security and attendance tracking, but are its benefits worth the privacy risks for students?

School districts are removing or reviewing Flock cameras as students and communities question privacy, data sharing and documented safety value.

The Benson High incident shows why every school using chemicals needs a current Chemical Hygiene Plan, trained staff, and practiced spill-response procedures.

E-bike safety is becoming a school priority as more students arrive on electric bikes and scooters amid changing rules and rising injuries.

Flock cameras in schools can strengthen campus security, but their license plate tracking raises urgent privacy and oversight questions.

A strong science lab safety culture helps schools move beyond compliance and create lasting habits that protect students and staff.

Laboratory compliance begins with safety systems, training, inspections, and leadership that protect students while supporting science education.

Science lab hazards often develop unnoticed over time. Regular inspections help schools identify risks before incidents occur and strengthen safety programs.

Physical safety inspections help science programs evaluate facilities, equipment, and emergency systems to reduce risk and improve safety.