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As of July 2019, there were 22 school shootings in the United States in which someone was hurt or killed.
Keeping up with the fast pace of New York City can be a difficult task for some schools.
Education officials say they are confused by competing guidance coming from the CDC and The White House, some of which states that temporary school closures will do little to contain the spread of COVID-19.
With schools and virtually all youth programming closed through late April, some D.C. violence prevention workers concerned about the possibility for kids to get into trouble.
The AFT and NEA have released a paper stating that they do not recommend shooter drills and issued six key guidelines for districts that continue to conduct the drills.
Featuring:
• Video Deployment • A Vital Role • Overhauling Access Control • A Learning Environment
