A third-party software vulnerability exposed sensitive staff and student records across thousands of K-12 school systems nationwide.

Layered security, attentive staff and arrival data can help schools protect campuses while maintaining a welcoming entrance.

Paradise Valley Christian Preparatory has integrated artificial intelligence into its campus security cameras to detect firearms.

A new report shows over half of surveyed schools experienced a cyber incident as rapid AI adoption outpaces formal district policies.

Gov. Tina Kotek declared an emergency to deploy recovery funds, expedite staff screening and expand active-threat training for police.

Police reported six minors among those injured as investigators reviewed evidence and later arrested a 15-year-old.

Weapons detection equipment will screen middle school arrivals, with additional checks for anyone who triggers repeated alerts.

Schools and other organizations can receive online threat alerts covering physical safety, cybersecurity and impersonation.

A national survey shows high school students fear cell phone bans leave them unable to contact family or authorities during emergencies.

An updated train the trainer program helps schools, police, fire and EMS build coordinated active shooter response teams on local campuses.

State funding and pending legislation drive rapid adoption of wearable emergency response technology across public school districts.