Screaming, crying, uncontrollable physical outbursts, frustration, or complete inaction and unresponsiveness: all potential behavioral reactions to emergency drills for students with special needs.

Passing, communication, and coordination all braid together in this classic basketball activity. Circle up! Players pass the ball around the court and into the basket in this fast-paced team activity.

With limited research on active shooter drills, schools should first do no harm as they conduct the exercises by mitigating possible effects on students’ psychological and emotional well-being, a new ...

The USC Trojans men’s basketball team is coming off a big win against the Montana State Bobcats, 89-63. After losing three games in a row, USC coach Eric Musselman knew changes had to be made, and he ...

Scranton School District teachers work to barricade the door of a Scranton High School classroom as the school goes into lockdown during an active shooter training with the Scranton Police Department ...

“I was working in my preschool health office when the loudspeaker came on, but this time, it was not the voice of the school principal, it was the sound of gunshots. I had no students in my office, so ...

If you thought form drills were just for track athletes or elites, you’re mistaken. Any runner who wants to work on speed and endurance gains should make form drills a part of their regular run ...