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Researchers: Schools are safer than they were in the 90s, and school shootings are not more common than they used to be
by Allie Nicodemo and Lia Petronio The deadly school shooting (last) month in Parkland, Florida, has ignited national outrage and calls for action on gun
Cleveland PBS: Ohio Program Provides Training for Teachers Who Want to Conceal and Carry
The mass shooting at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland, Florida, has renewed the debate over whether teachers and other school personnel should be
“My school’s an easy target”
On February 20, a 13 year-old seventh-grader in Jackson Twp., OH boarded a school bus concealing a .22 rifle. The Jackson Memorial Middle School student
Another Ohio school board goes public: Armed, trained staff members already in place!
The Superintendent of Noble Local Schools in Noble County, Ohio has made the choice to go public with a part of their safety plan. From
Another Ohio school board votes to incorporate armed, trained staff members into safety plan
The Columbus Dispatch is reporting that members of the East Guernsey Local Board of Education in Guernsey County took action Monday night that they hope
Think nothing has been done in the wake of recent mass shootings? Think again!
by Ken Hanson I typically have a personal policy of not talking about shooting incidents as they happen. Anyone who's making political points off the
Another Tragedy – Another Blame Game
by Jim Shepherd With news of [Wednesday]’s tragedy in Broward County, Florida we’re reeling -again- over the senseless slaughter of at least seventeen people. This
News organization removes web data on school safety plans after FasterSavesLives.org article
On Wednesday, December 13, FasterSavesLives.org published an article addressing a concern about northeast Ohio PBS conglomerate IdeaStream.org's decision to publish a list of schools in
FASTER Saves Lives’ Joe Eaton on Washington D.C. Public Radio
Buckeye Firearms Foundation's FASTER Saves Lives is getting attention across the country as the nation marks the five year anniversary of the mass killing in