by Chad Baus
3:33PM Wednesday, January 11 2017
When an active killer targets a school, the standard protocol is to wait for law enforcement to arrive on the scene to stop the violence. In 2013, that protocol started to change for many schools with the introduction of the FASTER ... Read Moreby Jim Irvine
Editor's Note: The following article was submitted to WalletHub.com in response to their request for comments for an article they published entitled Should Teachers Be Armed? Experts Pick SidesRead Moreby Chad Baus
8:26AM Thursday, November 24 2016
The Bucyrus Telegraph-Forum is reporting on the growing trend of school districts around Ohio that have authorized teachers and school staff members to carry concealed firearms in classrooms. From the Read Moreby Jim Irvine
10:07AM Friday, November 18 2016
It has been well over two years since we called for a trauma kit in every school building. At first only a few schools took the call seriously, but ... Read Moreby Chad Baus
6:37PM Monday, September 26 2016
WEWS (Cleveland ABC) is reporting that three Coshocton County school districts may soon arm staff members with guns to preemptively protect students in the event of an active shooter situation. From the Read Moreby Chad Baus
2:35PM Thursday, September 8 2016
WLWT (NBC Cincinnati) was given access to a FASTER class this summer, and the resulting coverage has been given nationwide attention. In the report, entitled "Confronting deadly school violence: Teaching teachers how ... Read Moreby Chad Baus
11:58AM Tuesday, August 9 2016
Editor's Note: The following article has been featured at TheBlaze.com. Republished with permission of the author. by Laura Carno Children are being murdered in their schools ... Read Moreby Chad Baus
1:32PM Wednesday, August 3 2016
WHIO (CBS Dayton) is reporting that the Mad River Local Schools, located in the Dayton suburb of Riverside, has joined school districts in a total of 63 counties across the state by implementing a comprehensive safety that includes an ... Read Moreby Chad Baus
In 2014, Buckeye Firearms Foundation announced an initiative to put a trauma kit in every school building in Ohio. Now, one Boy Scout from northwest Ohio is seeking to further that ... Read Moreby Chad Baus
10:57AM Saturday, July 23 2016
by Michelle Cerino Not a month goes by without a news report of an active shooter situation somewhere in the United States. If you look at the FBI statistics (which have only been updated to 2013), they are constantly on the ... Read MoreIf you are a school employee, you can apply for FASTER training by completing our questionnaire.
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