A layered security approach that utilizes emerging technology can serve as a force multiplier for school security personnel.

How technology can improve school air quality and student performance

The sensors will help enhance school safety and security across the Californian district

The Region 4 occupational health and safety services contract will also be made available to agencies nationwide through a partnership with OMNIA Partners

One critical aspect of school safety is extending and defending the school’s perimeter by creating a buffer zone to deter potential threats before they reach the building.

With thoughtfully designed layers, it is possible to close the clean air and education gap by keeping students in school

Chief Science Offer Lew Hofmann, MD shares how his experience as the White House physician post-9/11 informed Citadel's innovative layered protection in the school environment — and why it's the best approach to health and safety.

PBK Executive Chairman Dan Boggio talks about leading a national discussion on the ‘School of the Future’ on the Coffee with Closers Podcast

Retired Texas superintendent and Citadel Education Advisor Dr. Leonard Merrell says while people remain divided on masking and vaccines, most everyone agrees on the need to improve student learning.

Parents and teachers share strong concerns about contracting Covid-19, maintaining high quality education

Brig. Gen. Richard Tubb, the longest-serving White House physician in U.S. history

It might be possible to disinfect the inside of a plane without any chemicals at all.

Who would’ve thought a cupcake could be so cutting edge?

A Northern Virginia business is testing state-of-the-art self-cleaning technology in its office to prepare for a safer work environment once stay-at-home orders are lifted.

One technology that could be implemented to disinfect heavy-traffic areas on cruise ships is far-UVC light. Far-UVC light has the capability to scramble the genetic material of viruses such as coronavirus, effectively sanitizing the air, surfaces or even people.

Half of all parents would consider switching school districts if better air quality and a healthier indoor environment were offered