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The Educator's School Safety Network
March 3, 2018

Dr. Amy Klinger in the Cincinnati Enquirer

The Educator's School Safety Network
March 3, 2018

There is always a spike after a school shooting, Klinger said, but these numbers are unusually intense. She thinks it reflects the intensity of the Florida shooting, one of the worst in America’s history, and the intensity of the conversation surrounding school safety and gun laws.

People are paying attention, Klinger said, and students interested in causing chaos know that now is their time.

“I would expect this to continue for a while,” she said.

Newer PostDr. Amy Klinger on CBS9 in Los Angeles
Older PostDr. Amy Klinger on fatherly.com
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