School safety: Schools prepare for threats and their potential aftermath
State and school leaders throughout the country are developing new school safety protocols and systems of support for potential victims.
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5 key questions for school leaders this spring
With only a few short months left in the school year, here are some important trends for school leaders to consider.
Report: Despite recent tragedies, schools are getting safer
Four key takeaways from a new federal report on school safety indicate that schools are making progress when it comes to protecting students.
Mental health: The key to effective school safety
As school districts develop new school safety strategies, they must ensure that strong mental health services are part of their plans.
Infographic: 5 alarming trends in school violence
Why every school district should take a close look at its safety policy and understand the threats of school gun violence in their classrooms.
At March for Our Lives, students seize control of gun debate
Survivors of the Parkland shooting and other tragedies use national spotlight to demand safer schools.
‘March for Our Lives’ offers opportunity for vital school safety discussions
In cities across the country this weekend, students are marching to end school gun violence. Here’s how districts can participate in the conversation.
Parkland reignites debate over school discipline and discrimination
As districts and lawmakers move to bolster student safety, debate over school discipline reemerges.
Report: Bullying in schools on the decline?
A new federal report shows steady reductions in bullying reports in America’s schools.
Course Correction: Missed opportunities–We need to do more to protect and support our students
With school safety on everyone’s mind, Dr. Philip Lanoue outlines how one NY school district focuses on student trauma and emotional needs.