When a Student Supervision Schedule Exists but Is Not Followed
A written student supervision schedule establishes where supervision is needed, when it is required, and who is responsible. But when the plan exists on paper and is not followed in practice, gaps in coverage can create student safety concerns and unnecessary liability exposure.
A Voluntary School Security Standard Today =A Standard of Care Tomorrow?
ASIS SSEC-2025 is a voluntary, ANSI-approved school security standard, but voluntary does not necessarily mean irrelevant. This article examines how the standard could influence school security expectations, risk management decisions, and future standard-of-care discussions.
Student Safety Does Not Stop at the School Property Line
Student safety does not stop at the school property line. Schools must maintain appropriate supervision, risk management, communication, and emergency planning during off-campus and school-sponsored activities.
When an Open Gate Becomes a School Security Risk
A secured school perimeter is only effective when operational practices maintain its integrity. This case highlights how opening an unattended gate before dismissal can create serious school safety, security, and standard-of-care concerns.