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    Identification and exploration of need I aim to design a simple system to implement into the schools existing security as at the moment it is very easy for people to enter and exit the school both in and out of school hours.Also with incidents involving the school poorly set up security system makes more of a need for an update the current one.Although it is a bad thing be so open it also does have the benefit of allowing staff and students to leave when allowed but also allowing them to leave without

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    School Security Issues and Outcomes Brenda Colon-Santos¬¬ University of Central Florida   Abstract This paper explores security issues among every school in the nation. Although, several schools have taken steps to make their school safer. Some fear that it is not enough, while others feel they have done too much. Most schools have enforced stricter polices such as dress codes. While others have encouraged teachers to carry handguns in schools. There has been a lot of national debate on camera

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    place is possibly having more security placed on school sites, more so on elementary and middle schools. Many have seen the extensive security measures that have been taken on high school campuses such as security guards, officers, Identification cards, etc., but why aren’t these security measures occurring on elementary and middle schools? A possible solution to solving the security on elementary and middle schools would be providing security guards on these school sites. There is a concern about

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    School security is one of the world’s biggest issues. In California not many schools have security for their schools and that raises many questions for parents and teachers. All parents want their children to be safe and they don’t want anything bad to happen to them. They don’t know what might happen to them when they go to school. Some schools don’t have security systems because they don’t have government support to afford security for their school. Parents think twice before sending their kids

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    In today’s society we see more and more cases where somebody threatens a school whether it be a bombing or a shooting. In some cases, these situations come without warning, somebody decides to arm themselves and go terrorize a school or campus. You have instances like the Sandy Hook Elementary shooting where Adam Lanza shot and killed 28 people. Another instance is just recently at Ohio State University a student ran his car into a group of people and proceeded to stab eleven others with a knife

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    School Security Essay

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    School Security Seeing students wear uniforms in school may seem either too strict or too traditional, but when one figures out, and understand, the reason why for this formality, more will see the advantage of wearing school uniforms. Some may feel that uniforms should not be required in schools because they think it’s a waste of money, students don’t want to be told what to wear, or because they don’t want to look the same like everyone else at school. However, uniforms are much less expensive

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    School Security: Safe but Subtle Essay

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    School Security: Safe but Subtle The most infamous and deadly act of violence to occur in a U.S. school were the events of April 20, 1999. In Littleton Colorado two teens went on a shooting and bombing spree that left 15 dead and 24 wounded before they shot and killed themselves. During the rampage, the two fired about 900 rounds of ammunition from two sawed off shotguns, a 9-mm semiautomatic carbine, and a semiautomatic handgun. Police also later found more than 30 bombs placed throughout

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    Having good security in schools is becoming more and more of an issue in our society. School administrations need a good way to keep track of students in many aspects of school. The government gives money to schools and expects good and accurate records of their students. Schools are changing rapidly. New technologies are being implemented everyday in our schools. Many schools around the country are beginning to use biometric finger scanning in schools. It is cost efficient, affordable

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    realized that the school might have security cameras that may locate the phone. However, I was shocked to learn that the school did not have such surveillance cameras. The use of security cameras may have helped avoid this situation. In regards to public safety and welfare, security cameras provide an effective way to oversee individuals and their actions. Schools should continue their surveillance practices to maintain safety and ensure justice for crimes or other offences. Security cameras are beneficial

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    with your friends down a school hallway to find out that you’re being watched. Feeling like you are tied down or feeling like you have your privacy rights violated, causing you to become very self- conscious and uncomfortable. Security cameras should not be placed in schools where students are learning, playing, laughing with their classmates. Children at a young age shouldn’t need to compromise their privacy rights because authorities want to place security cameras in schools to watch over children

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