Prepare For Threats With Practical, Step-by-Step Security Planning
School administrators today are tasked with far more than academic leadership. They're responsible for the physical safety of students, staff, and visitors every day. With new state requirements, public expectations, and emerging threats, upgrading your school’s physical security is no longer optional—it’s essential.
This guide is designed to help superintendents, school leaders, and facilities managers assess their vulnerabilities, prioritize critical upgrades, and confidently navigate physical security improvements.
It’s ideal for schools undergoing a renovation project or planning for new construction.
Download this resource to see:
- How to conduct a school safety assessment by evaluating access points, internal movement, and vulnerable spaces
- The latest state legislation, key safety standards like UL 752 and ASTM F3561, and how to use federal and state funding sources for your bulletproofing project
- The five key areas to secure first—from entrances to classrooms to common areas—and how to apply phased implementation strategies to fit your budget
- How to select the right bulletproof materials and understand the difference between glass tested to common standards for bullet-resistance and security window film.
Who should be involved in the early stages of your planning and throughout the project.
