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"You are nothing": Grieving families speak directly to Parkland shooter

By Micah Ward

During a two-day hearing, families and loved ones of the 17 people killed at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in 2018 are getting to speak directly to their shooter, Nikolas Cruz.

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Cybersecurity needs to be reimagined, because it's not an IT problem

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Districts can only do so much to prevent cyberattacks. They need federal support

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October 20, 2022

Armed security at schools? Yes, please, say 82% of parents in new poll

Despite recent events surrounding school security, more and more parents support arming their school officers and SROs.

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October 18, 2022

Why cybersecurity skills in K-12 take commitment, not complexity

Cybersecurity in schools starts with a commitment to increased awareness of phishing and other scams, and vigilance from the top down.

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October 17, 2022

Addressing safety is hard enough on students. Give them a safe space

Virtual safety training could be a vital resource for students to interact and have access to coaching that they wouldn't receive face-to-face.

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October 17, 2022

Texas schools distribute DNA kits to families to help identify students in case of shooting

Parents say they are sickened by the new policy and argue that action needs to be taken to prevent violence rather than plan for its aftermath.

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October 17, 2022

How solar panels are helping leaders put energy into teacher pay

Sheridan Community Schools has redirected about $1.3 million toward salaries each year since the Indiana district shifted to solar energy.

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October 13, 2022

Families 'disgusted' as Parkland shooter is spared death sentence

"This should have been the death penalty 100%," one parent said. "I sent my daughter to school, and she was shot eight times."

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October 10, 2022

Should schools pay ransoms? Here are 3 scenarios to look out for

There is little to no positive outcome to paying a ransom as schools will inevitably lose a portion of their data, according to one cybersecurity expert.

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"You are nothing": Grieving families speak directly to Parkland shooter

Cybersecurity needs to be reimagined, because it's not an IT problem

Districts can only do so much to prevent cyberattacks. They need federal support

Cybersecurity Stories

Armed security at schools? Yes, please, say 82% of parents in new poll

Why cybersecurity skills in K-12 take commitment, not complexity

Addressing safety is hard enough on students. Give them a safe space

Texas schools distribute DNA kits to families to help identify students in case of shooting

How solar panels are helping leaders put energy into teacher pay

Families 'disgusted' as Parkland shooter is spared death sentence

Should schools pay ransoms? Here are 3 scenarios to look out for