U.S. Department of Homeland Security (DHS) Academic Engagement

DHS should create a mission assurance course and professional certification for mission assurance professionals.

Said Teachers Unions should co fund ALL campus Security & Safety programs.

Use X% funds for school safety nationwide.

CUT down on DC expenses alone.

Tour Union Hqs in Wash DC & note the waste & glitter, etc.

Paid for by Dues. Your dues IF Union.

No excuse they have the Funds to support.

Blame Union bosses.

Teach staff to use guns, MACE, pepper spray, etc alone.

Arm the janitors, cooks etc.

Post signs.

Greeting many Americans are unfamiliar with the abuse of academic engagement and its links to mobbing.

 

At one time I was one of the most subscribed Youtubers for topics on #gangstalking which is done under the false guise of public health survillance , defense contracts , community participation, public engagement etc. Ive spent years studying terrorism related activities and there is a rise of schools since many... more »

Upon detection of an active shooter, either through manual operation or Shotfinder technology, the school is flooded with a safe and breathable smoke agent (CO2, or equivalent).

Visibility in the hallways and spaces (possibly classrooms) is immediately reduced to a few feet/inches. Classroom lockdown procedures could be used in parallel, or a ‘panic button’ could optionally flood classrooms and alert the response team.... more »

IDEA: Given the current threat environment, perhaps DHS/USSS should create a new “PS-Prep” type program for Schools, to enhance their safety practices.
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RECALL: In the past Congress through the Dept. of Homeland Security (DHS), has directed the creation of the “PS-Prep” program which enables business safety practices to be enhanced.
=>URL is here: https://www.fema.gov/about-ps-preptm
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IS IT TIME FOR DHS TO CREATE... more »

The shootings in our schools is intolerable and people are desperate for a real solution, understandably so. As a parent of six adult kids and the grand father of 18 grand kids and 11 great grand kids, I join with everyone else in desiring our kids to be safe and not worrying about going to school and whether or not that day they may be shot or killed; I can't imagine what that must be like for our kids; it has to stop.... more »

I am not sure if this is an idea that has already been thought of but might I suggest that schools should have systems to lay down smoke or foam in an emergency.

It is not a complete solution but may delay or disorientate the shooter for enough time for an armed response to arrive.

If nothing else it would provide some comfort for the pupils.

The school could also have for personal safety apparatus rather like fire... more »

The idea to help prevent school/teen suicide would be to promote such programs that would educate teens on the possibility of "what comes after?" Including assemblies where people who have experienced death and recovery after suicide. Hell seems to be the prevailing experience and a descriptive example coming from an actual survivor may be the key. Also... In regard to school shootings... Education would also be the tool.... more »

To ensure U.S global competitiveness and to ensure steady automatic job creation the Federal Government must start investing in building training and vocational centers nationwide. Those new schools will cover the existing major gap a well trained and skilled people who are the engine that propel the flow of production in this country.
Germany is a very small country compared to the U.S but Germany's robust apprentice... more »

CLANDESTINE SENSORS at schools and other public entrances would be uniquely set up to SPECIFICALLY AND IMMEDIATELY TRACK ALL TYPES OF CONCEALED FIREARMS at all building entrances. Firearms carried by hired security would already be cleared.

Federal laws will be enacted by Congress declaring that ALL REGISTERED (AND NON-REGISTERED) FIREARMS MUST BE RECALLED AND CHIPPED to be able to be tracked. All Americans would rally... more »

All schools should equip themselves with Bulletproof wall pannels that act as riot shields. These riot shields could save many lives by blocking line of sight and giving the students a chance to defend themselves from many potential acts of terror. If we cannot stop the shooters from entering the school and shooting then lets stop the bullets from reaching there intended targets
These pannels could also decend from... more »

Screen professors teaching Pro Islam, Antifa etc materials to students & are Anti Trump.

They alone can educate students to Block the Wall, why not Vet the professors teaching.

Why should they make outrageous claims, & topics & NOT be held to account.

ALL colleges & universities, some more than others.

Name colleges & college board staff too.

Place on Watch List.

What I think that can be done to protect the lives of students and teachers from an active shooter is a new way to stop a door. The doors today are strong but can probably be opened by using a shotgun on the handle or maybe even with a lockpick. The idea that I have is to have a wall that goes parallel to the door that has an amount of space in between that a desk can fit perfectly. There is almost no way that the door... more »

The USA needs to aggressively incentivize and recruit cyber experts to fill a 4.2 billion dollar gap. Students need affordable access to curriculums which will allow them entry into the job market. Current academic programs are years behind industry and government. This is presumably due to the slow-moving gears inherent to any large institution. The problem is that universities are now primarily focused on generating... more »

I would highly appreciate it ,if there was a way for a 29 or 35 year old college student to have access in information on how to join the DHS ,and what jobs are available for such applicant's such as my self with little to no college education . I my self dropped out of college in 2014 to go to Ukraine where I enlisted in the Ukrainian Navy and served for 5 years . I served as a Police Grenadier in the Naval infantry... more »