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ERIC Number: ED087115
Record Type: RIE
Publication Date: 1974-Feb-25
Pages: 7
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How Can School Security Be Strengthened?
Grealy, Joseph I.
The primary function of a school system is to educate; however, the safety and security of personnel and facilities must be guaranteed. The author suggests that only way such a guarantee can be affected is by selecting a person who has the background ability to organize a system that will guarantee the safety and security of people and property. The particular approach will be guided by the size and problems being experienced by the individual school system. A qualified person with a sound program will not only help school administrators avoid frustrating and disruptive situations, but will also have funds that are being drained from budgets as a result of acts of vandalism. (Author/MLF)
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Note: Speech given before American Association of School Administrators Annual Convention (106th, Atlantic City, New Jersey, February 22-26, 1974)