There are two separate approaches to school security--man and/or machines. Advantages and disadvantages are cited for each. (Author/MLF)

Guidelines for establishing school security and a summary of detection systems. (MLF)

This document presents guidance for protecting Tasmanian schools, buildings, and property from damage through vandalism, arson, and negligence; clarifies responsibilities; and provides advice to those who manage or use the schools. The extent of the school damage problem is outlined, along with an assignment list of responsibilities and an…

Article details several environmental factors which influence a school's vandalism potential. (GB)

Describes a few of the many electric safety devices and systems that can keep educational facilities secure from fire, theft, and vandalism. (Author/MLF)

One community college's campaign to stop theft and mutilation of library materials is described. (SJ)

School vandalism is a register of student dissatisfaction with the antiseptic'' educational facility and process. (Author/EA)

Microwave motion detection system reduces school vandalism. (LR)

A double entry system of school key accounting is explained. (MF)

In many communities, Halloween has become an excuse for young people to commit acts of violence and vandalism. One New York middle-school principal sent a post-Halloween letter to parents detailing the weaponry confiscated by police and terming the holiday a pointless social exercise. The letter helped parents reassert their limit-setting…

Discusses vandalism as a major concern in schoolyards and believes that it can be kept at a minimum during outdoor activities. Presents statistical information on arrests in cases of vandalism. Describes four key strategies for discouraging vandalism that the National Crime Prevention Council focuses on, and discusses the psychology of criminals.…