Schools have to release security statistics to students every year. The schools give students information on crime statistics on the campus as well as any changes to school security policies. The school must also provide this crime statistic information to the federal government by submitting them through the United States Department of Education.
If a school has a school campus safety organization, security guards or any kind of campus police group, the school must keep daily logs on any incidents that occur at the school. These logs must be made available to the public.
School campus safety requires that all fire safety information is given to the public, students and teachers at a school. Fire information includes any reports of fire incidents, annual fire safety reports and fire statistics.
If there is a dangerous situation or event taking place in a school, school campus safety must create an alert. The alert has to provide information to students and teachers on campus that will help them determine how to keep themselves safe. Campus safety must inform the student body that an emergency situation has occurred, where it has occurred and where students can get to safety. However, school campus safety procedures don't mandate that specific details on the emergency situation have to be released, especially if the information might cause panic or interfere with rescue operations.