Oklahoma schools are not legally required to install safety and security window film. However, while it’s not mandated, many schools are adopting this measure as part of a proactive approach
Creating a safe environment for students and staff requires more than just physical barriers. Schools need a dedicated team to manage safety and security efforts and a community-wide approach to
Keeping schools safe should be a priority for every community. Chapter 16 of the Federal Commission on School Safety’s report outlines key strategies to help schools address safety risks effectively.
School safety is a top priority in Texas, and new regulations require public schools to take measures to secure their facilities. One area of focus is protecting glass doors and
When thinking about a church’s safety and security team, it’s easy to focus on roles inside the building. However, the parking lot team is one of the most critical components
When it comes to protecting schools, churches, and businesses, there’s no single solution that covers every threat. A layered security approach integrates multiple defenses—each playing a specific role—to slow intruders
Safety isn’t just about preventing break-ins or responding to emergencies. Everyday risks—like storms, vandalism, or accidental damage—can harm and disrupt schools, businesses, and homes. Forced entry-resistant film offers a practical
The Virginia Tech shooting in 2007 exposed critical gaps in school safety and emergency response. The After-Action Report (AAR) offers valuable lessons for school administrators, campus law enforcement, and armed
In emergencies, quick access can save lives. Schools in Texas are required to provide local law enforcement and emergency responders with secure and immediate access to their facilities. Master key
Fencing is an essential part of school safety, creating a secure perimeter that helps control access and delay intruders. The Texas Administrative Code §61.1031 sets specific standards for fencing, ensuring
