Report: Security and Preparedness in Tennessee Schools
Posted on November 27, 2018·By Katie Malafronte

Average Items Met
Most of the school’s met or exceeded Tennessee’s standards on school security measures. The domains included:
Perimeter control: controlling access to a school campus
Vehicle control: limiting vehicle access
Access control: preventing unauthorized access to school, classrooms and sensitive areas
Visitor Management: screening and tracking visitors
Surveillance: monitoring and documenting school activity
Communications: communicating within the building as well as with first responders and families
Emergency Planning and Preparedness: developing and documenting processes and procedures
Training: conducting drills and training on security/response procedures
Personnel: identification and staffing of security-related positions
Data showed the greatest weaknesses were vehicle control, access control and surveillance.