School violence is widely held to have become a serious problem in recent decades in
many states, especially where weapons such as guns or knives are involved. Depression, home
environment, and problems with teachers and students can become a major role in school
violence.
Depression can lead to someone wanting to hurt others. It gives the person a high that
sometimes they do not feel. People that are depressed act out and put their emotions on other
people. Depression can make a person go crazy and do things that they normally do not do. It can
make a person have a violent behavior which leads to punching or kicking other students. If the
teachers know that a person is depressed, they should send them to a counselor to get help.
When a person
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School security should be used to keep everyone safe and away from the violence. The
school and community should have a safety plan. They should have police on duty, cameras, and
teachers monitoring the students at all times. Students should always know they are safe at all
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times. Schools need to have drills on where to lead the students for safety in case of an
emergency.
If a threat is being made to the school, it should be taken to full actions. Whoever the
threat is coming from, the school should find out details and information to find out if it is true.
Threats are a very dangerous thing and if a person says they are going to do something, they will
end up taking action and doing it. Schools should keep their students on lock down until they
know the threat is over and the students are safe.
Students that are violent with others should be disciplined. The worst that they student
does depends on their punishment. A lot of times when a person fights someone, they will get
alternative school and not be allowed on campus. The good thing about that is, a student
Next, we had security guards. I don’t really remember exactly how many we had, but they frequented problem areas of the school. The lunchroom was a major problem place, and the surrounding hallways where students would eat and do homework. There would also be security guards that walked around the “unfrequented” parts of the school. The security guards would also go outside and monitor the path, and the students crossing as well. Next, we had a desk at the front of the school with a security guard that doesn’t leave during the day. Vistors were required to sign in and report to the office. For awhile, we had a security guard that went around and looked around the parking lot, looking for suspicious things. Now, there is a van that drives around the parking lot keeping it secure as well. Next, we have to evaluate the potential risks and threats. At Grand Blanc, we didn’t have metal detectors, so being able to slip in with a knife, or something small, like this student did, would be a problem. Also, big bags such as purses, athletic bags and backpacks are problems as well because without metal detectors we do not know what are in the bags. Another potential risk is the unfrequented areas of the school. Even though there are cameras, there are enough cameras that you cant watch every one every time. With the unfrequented areas of the school, a student could create something destructive- it could be a considerable amount of time before someone passes by.
suspend the person from any activity in the school premise under the heading of alleged
I recommend including students, faculty, parents, and community representatives in the process of developing the school safety plan. The plan should be responsible for providing advice and making decisions about critically important cases of violence and crime, evaluating the state of school safety, and proposing revisions to the school discipline code and school safety plan as deemed necessary. A safety assessment should be conducted to determine the state of school order and safety. A survey of staff, parents, and students could help to determine their views and recommendations regarding school crime and violence. The survey data should be analyzed so the leadership team and community can address the issues. The school is gated off from the community and ringing a bell is required before the gate is
What steps are being taken to keep students safe? The topic has risen, ‘should teachers be armed?’. Teachers should be armed in order to protect students from possible threats. School shooting has dramatically risen since 2000, though they dated back to 1764. Teachers would be trained and very prepared to handle any ‘code red’ emergency. Though there are opposing points there are solutions and positive outcomes for most.
We will start of by making our security our top priority. We will be reevaluating on our assessment plans to identify strategies and solution that will be the best for our schools and district. Once our plans are updated, schools administrators must strictly enforce any new safety and security policies. We will find ways to finance on improving on our school security. We will build a great bond with our local enforcement to help us better secure our area. As well as local police and fire departments, emergency responders, hospitals.
Improvement in security will also contribute to a safe environment. High schools should implement the use of metal detectors as well as random searches. Although, it may be tedious to remove all metal and coins from your pockets, it will ensure safety. This security measure can be specific to each school. An example being to make the checks random throughout the week or only require it for students to have a late arrival. Random searches can also be specified such as only searching lockers or classrooms. Motion sensored cameras can also be a very effective with safety. In many school’s cameras are only in the hallways and lunchroom, but what happens when violence occurs in a classroom? All evidence will be based off hearsay. This is not an effective way of assessing the incident considering there are 3 sides to every story. Adding motion cameras to classrooms will make evidence accurate. Not only will student-student altercations be recorded, but teacher-student altercations will be recorded. Security guards themselves should also be improved. Security guards should be posted in hallways upon children arrival, during passing periods, and upon school dismissal. Security guards should also be fit enough for the job. “The results indicated that utilization of multiple security measures reduced the likelihood of exposure to property
What the school will do to keep all children and young people safe and how it will respond to concerns, stating the procedure for this.
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. They do so whether they have gone off the deep end and a re psychologically unstable or if they do it in the name of some cause that they think is just, either way they threaten the lives and sanity of students and staff and students alike. So it poses a question onThis poses the question of whether or notwhether schools and campuses should step up security in order toto prevent these kinds of disasters from happening to their schools. Should they make changes to security and be safer now rather thaen sorry later or should they leave things alone in hopes that it will be enough if a situation where to arise?. If they decide to make changes what options do they have to make a safe environment?.
School shootings are terrifying and a big problem in today’s society. Schools have added lockdown drills, bullet proof glass and metal detectors. School should be a safe area for children to learn instead of fearing for their life. Instead of buying metal detectors and hiring more officers, there is a much easier solution in order to decrease and prevent school shootings. We have to be more alert about securing weapons at home and being aware of suspicious behavior at school in order to keep children and faculty safe.
School should install high tech safety features around their school like cameras or alarm systems. Talking to my cousin Kamalpreet about school security was a must because she goes to school where there were lots of crime-related issues. She always talks about what happened at their school. Kamalpreet said she witnessed lots of crime happening around their school and that their school doesn’t have any type of security arrangements. Many people fight at their school and no one is there to stop them because of lack of security system. She said “no matter what type of school it is they should have security arrangements for their school safety.” Also she said “that as new technology is on the rise and they should make some type of detectors to keep schools safe.” Every school should have some type of security and it is not cheap to get security systems. The whole issue is about money because they are too expensive, so not every school can afford them. There are many ways to raise money if school tries and that money can help with security. Raising money is always an option when it comes down to children’s safety. Teachers should keep children on the right track then they will go into right direction and that will help school as a whole feel safer. If teachers don’t teach anything then children will fight with each other and school won’t feel safe, but that is also up to the students. The Department
In today's school system, there have been uproars about the student's privacy and safety at the schoolhouse. Some parents feel that their child's safety is more important because of the rules that the school has set forth to maintain a safe environment. Others feel that their child's privacy should be taken seriously because they should be treated more like an adult. In recent news, there has been concerns about the student's safety that cause some to get injured or killed; while, student's privacy has cause the police to get involved. The school system should be concerned as well as, aware about the student’s privacy and safety at their prospective school.
3. Use trained personnel—paid or volunteer—selected specifically to assist teachers and administrators in monitoring student behavior and activities. Continuity of monitors within schools should be encouraged to facilitate good rapport with students. Monitors should be trained on the different types of violence likely to occur in the
Schools need to maintain a disciplined and safe learning environment. There are many disciplinary actions that are in use today and although some can disagree about the amount of discipline that is best for maturing children, it is reasonable to be in agreement that a positive learning environment begins with physical and emotional safety. School safety includes a broad range of matters, including, fighting, bullying, drugs, alcohol, weapons, and etc. Many schools use varying methods in an effort to maintain school safety. Some schools limit school access and require all visitors to sign in. Physical surveillance is another common method of addressing school safety issues along with use of staff and student identification. Among all these
The history of violence in schools has no set pattern, but statistics report back to the 1970s. In 1978, a
A few weeks ago, a rather dramatic incident happened at Poston Road. As my 4th grade classroom was working on their Social Studies lesson, one of the students who was sitting at the back table by himself kept trying to look out the window. He was originally over there due to behavioral issues, and sitting him next to the window was an even bigger distraction. I walked over there to see what the issue outside was, and I saw a student running across the back of the school and flocks of teachers chasing after him. After this incident happened, Mrs. Warne told us that one of the students that goes to Poston Road has excessive amounts of energy and the teachers let him run around outside sometimes to give off some of this energy. On this particular day, the student outside happened to be trying to run away, which is why all of the teachers were outside trying to chase him. Due this this happening right outside the classroom window, my particular classroom was completely out of focus for the rest of the lesson.