COSECURE Principal Consultant Joseph Hendry Quoted in the Houston Chronicle38 sec read

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As schools across the country weigh new safety measures, the conversation around student access and wellbeing is more important than ever. In a recent Houston Chronicle article, COSECURE Principal Consultant Joseph Hendry shared his perspective on how districts can strengthen safety without creating unnecessary barriers for students. Drawing from his deep experience in school security strategy and infrastructure design, Joe offers practical, balanced solutions that prioritize both protection and accessibility.

As schools nationwide navigate how to maintain safety while supporting student well-being, Joseph Hendry, Principal Consultant at COSECURE and Education Co-Chair for the International School Safety and Security Community, shared his insights with the Houston Chronicle.

With decades of experience in emergency preparedness, threat assessment, and school security infrastructure, Joe emphasized how proactive measures, such as technology-based monitoring and thoughtful facility design, can improve safety without restricting student access.

To read the full article as published by the Houston Chronicle, click here.

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