AtlasIED, NSCA Establish Everyday Heroes School Grant Program
Ivey’s Everyday Heroes recognizes the actions of those who helped keep people safe during a school emergency.
The school bus started to lose power and smoke before bursting into flames moments after the driver evacuated all students onboard.
Report concludes there were missed opportunities that might have prevented the death of Claire Davis.
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Ivey’s Everyday Heroes recognizes the actions of those who helped keep people safe during a school emergency.
Feb. 14 marked six years since 17 people were killed at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School. Here’s a reminder of acts of heroism seen that day.
In their honor, family and friends of those who were killed have helped make real changes in how our country approaches school safety and mental health.
The driver, who was blinded by the sun, ran over the school employee and her children as they crossed the parking lot.
The veteran police officer had just been assigned as a school safety officer at West Ridge Elementary three weeks prior.
The SRO found 7.6 ounces of suspected fentanyl, nine ounces of suspected marijuana, a loaded 9mm handgun, and $4,463 in cash.
The 26-year-old woman collapsed after going into cardiac arrest during a run on the SUNY Albany campus.
The security officer said she drew upon her training and own experience as a mother to help safely deliver the baby girl in the loading zone.
During his shifts as a security officer, Russell Ledet would study organic chemistry notecards in his downtime and ask doctors to shadow them.
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