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Abstract—This study is a case study that aims to explore the
current situation, issues, and strategies faced by leaders and
managers of a regular high school in Linyi City, Shandong
Province, China, about security management. This study uses
qualitative method, with semi-structured interviews conducted
with three faculty members and managers of a high school in
Linyi City. This study reveals that safety management in this
school focuses on safety education and has set up monitoring
systems, alarm systems, etc., and conduct safety drills from time
to time. And regular feedback is given through summary
meetings and other forms. There are still issues such as
inadequate staffing, lack of cooperation between teachers and
students, and lack of home-school contact and monitoring
systems. As a result, various measures such as increasing
security guards, setting up online monitoring platforms, and
enhancing security knowledge education have been proposed.
The findings of this study have implications for enhancing the
level of security management in schools. In future studies, the
sample should be expanded and the level of security
management in elementary schools and universities should also
be assessed.
Index Terms—Security management, high school, Chinese
school, case study.
Xinran Wang is with the University of Malaya, Kuala Lumpur, 50603,
Malaysia.
*Correspondence: wxrsemail@163.com
Cite: Xinran Wang, "Exploring the Management of School Security: A Case Study in a China High School," International Journal of Innovation, Management and Technology vol. 14, no. 1, pp. 1-6, 2023.
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