School Safety - A Modest Proposal

In this era, the school administrator believes that backpacks, lockers, and loose pants are potentially dangerous for students and teachers. Perhaps pencils, pens, scissors and glue will be added to the list of items prohibited to go to school. These and other dangerous educational necessities should bring about a real threat to maintaining an orderly school and should be banned. For example, stapler is only waiting for injury or massacre. A projectile nail that is sharper and less conspicuous than fragments of broken glass and can attract the eyeball.

Abstract "Through the meta-analysis of literature, this article explains the basic components of the federal public school security system and proposes implementation of a comprehensive school security program for students in the US K-12 public school system Two questions: 1) What is the comprehensive security plan for the students of the K - 12 public school system? 2) Why do students in the K - 12 public school system in the US find federal general school safe Can we not implement the program? In addition, the Safety School Improvement Law in 2013 and the revision in 2015 only focus on bullying and harassment, arguing that it is insufficient to cope with school impact There are countless security issues "

For those who have started studying college entrance, you may have heard the concept of "safe school". What is a safe school? Simply put, safe schools are very likely to enter schools. Anyone applying for university should apply to security school. why? I do not want to risk the risk of being rejected by all schools. In addition, universities with an enrollment rate below 15% are not considered safe schools. Regardless of your grades or SAT results, if the university is selective, you can not assume your possibility of enrollment will exceed 80%. Most selective schools generally refuse students with full grades and standardized test scores

Congress is now studying school safety law to improve the school's safety infrastructure and establish school threat assessment and measures such as crisis intervention team. This is part of the various proposals introduced or developed by the municipalities, provinces, and federal government. There are many proposals to promote technologies such as metal detectors and cameras to improve the safety of campus, but the efficiency of the equipment is shown by experts and evidence. In the 2015 survey on non-profit organization RAND, we examined how to use technology to make school safer. I explained about a community like New Delhi's Delhi in New Hampshire. It changed the school and connected the front yard to the entrance, making it difficult for visitors to enter. About 360 schools in Clark County, Nevada have installed over 12,000 video surveillance cameras