Safety and security have always been important to K-12, higher education and hospital administrators, but even greater responsibility is now being placed on campuses to provide on-site protection in the wake of an emergency. In response, many administrators are turning to […]
Authorities say an 11-year-old girl’s request for a “code word” from a would-be kidnapper thwarted her abduction from an Arizona park, offering a chilling lesson for other parents. The child was walking with a friend in San Tan Valley, southeast […]
The whole Child Safety Network family would like to wish everyone and happy and healthy Father’s Day 2018!
MOTHER OF ROCK by Paul Anderson, Mt. Pleasant, Michigan For my brother, my sister, and me, Guitar Hero was a competition of who could score the most points on the hardest level. Mom, on the other hand, would play the […]
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Alice, TX How often have we heard someone, including parents and caregivers, say, “I was just going around the corner!” Parents who would normally take precautions to make sure their children are safe are often tempted to allow a lapse […]
The Transportation Security Administration (TSA) is using a recent U.S. Senate resolution recognizing September 2017 as School Bus Safety Month to promote “version 3.0” of its First Observer security awareness program. Child Safety Network is partnering with TSA on a […]
Pediatric Health and Safety Guide Written by David Patterson Mar 30, 2017 Parents, teachers, guardians, and even babysitters are all people who are routinely responsible for the care and well-being of children. Because both infants and children are not capable […]
SB288 Is Named For 10-Month-Old Jackson County Girl By Evan Bevins CHARLESTON — The West Virginia Senate president this week introduced a bill that doubles the penalties for child abuse offenses in memory of a young Jackson County girl who died […]
SEATTLE, Dec. 21 (UPI) — Social bias, like racism and sexism, can be expressed in variety of ways — even non-verbally. As new research reveals, children not only notice non-verbal signals of social bias by adults, but also generalize the […]
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