How to Stop Violence in our Schools Before it Happens
These five considerations can go a long way toward making schools safer.
These five considerations can go a long way toward making schools safer.
Broward County prosecutors released a police interview with a Stoneman Douglas security monitor who was the first to see the gunman and is being criticized for not issuing a “Code Red”.
Dennis Alexander, a teacher and reserve officer, accidentally discharged his firearm in a classroom while teaching a firearms safety course.
A Broward County task force issued a report with dozens of school security recommendations for the district.
An investigation by the Chicago Tribune into Chicago Public Schools found over 500 allegations of sexual abuse and rape over the last decade.
One of the bills, named The Max Gruver Act, was inspired by the hazing death of a Louisiana State fraternity pledge and holds organizations and individuals more accountable.
The Texas high school was placed on lockdown and a tenth-grader was found dead in an empty classroom from a self-inflicted gunshot wound.
One Houston middle school that has seen a 50 percent drop in out-of-school suspensions has two 35-minute sessions each week for teachers and students to discuss their feelings.
Now-former SWBTS president Paige Patterson allegedly told a rape victim not to report the assault to police and to forgive her assailant.
Governor Abbott’s plan brings a series of state policy changes and school safety recommendations in a wide range of areas.
In this webinar, attendees will learn the observable behaviors people exhibit as they head down a path of violence so we can help prevent the preventable.
This discussion will help participants analyze, understand, and assess their own program effectiveness.