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Four schools from the Redmond School District went into Secure this morning after the Redmond Police Department received a tip from a concerned parent that there was a possible threat. School Resource Officer Nathan Rankin was on campus at Redmond High School when the first Secure went into place. The Redmond Police Department moved quickly to assess the situation and determined there was not a direct threat to any students, which is why a Secure was chosen as a level of security. In a Secure, c...

The informational meetings are a part of the district’s ‘This is Our House’ effort to inform the MISD community about safety and security

Q: Can you give us an update on what, if anything, has been done to provide safety in the Winston-Salem/Forsyth County Schools? Do we have law enforcement, metal detectors, locked

Two North Texas high schools took precautions overnight when rumors reportedly spread on social media of potential threats at their campuses.

School Resource Officers are trained law enforcement who work with the schools to identify and fix threats.

Winston-Salem/Forsyth County Schools leaders shared how the metal detectors will work at a demonstration at East Forsyth High School.

The three largest school districts in El Paso discuss their methods for keeping their students and faculty safe from active shooters.

Azle ISD Police Chief Darren Brockway discussed the findings of the district’s Safety and Security Committee at the Monday night meeting of the AISD Board of Trustees.

While central Wisconsin students feel relatively safe inside area schools, many say that they’re aware of the potential for violence.

We asked every district in the city how they've chanced security procedures after the Robb Elementary shooting as the new year looms.