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The Opportunities Industrialization Center (OIC) celebrated nearly 60 years of changing lives through its workforce development and education programs with a big alumni block party on Friday, Sept. 1, at

/PRNewswire/ -- Raptor Technologies (Raptor), the U.S. leader in school safety software, today announces that its patented solution, Raptor StudentSafe, was...

A $14 million school safety grant provides funding for Florida school districts and law enforcement to integrate maps into security software applications.

Rick Karle is the co-host of the WVTM 13 morning news in Birmingham, AL (NBC). Before joining WVTM 13 in 2019, Rick spent over 35 years as a TV sports anchor in Birmingham, Jacksonville, Fla and Hanover, NH.

The dorms and classrooms at the University of Northern Colorado may be vacant thanks to the start of the summer break, but the cast and crew of the Little Theatre of the Rockies, LTR, are busy preparing for the theatre’s upcoming season.

School safety provider Raptor Technologies and The “I Love U Guys” Foundation will integrate the nonprofit’s practical methodologies with Raptor’s software to offer a joint training program to teach schools how to standardize safety procedures and reunifications following emergencies, according to a news release.

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Some 60% of the nearly 400 respondents said mental health was the biggest issue, and 78% indicated the mental health needs of the student population have increased since returning post-COVID.

The University of Northern Colorado Police Department, located in Gray Hall on campus, has been under the leadership of Aaron Carmichael for nearly a year. Pulling from his nearly 20-year-long career in law enforcement, Carmichael works to better the structural side of UNC’s police force while also fostering community engagement.

Rick Karle is the co-host of the WVTM 13 morning news in Birmingham, AL (NBC). Before joining WVTM 13 in 2019, Rick spent over 35 years as a TV sports anchor in Birmingham, Jacksonville, Fla and Hanover, NH.