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The Educator's School Safety Network
March 3, 2018

Educator's School Safety Network Data quoted in the New York Times

The Educator's School Safety Network
March 3, 2018

Since the Florida shooting, schools around the country have seen an uptick in threats, incidents of violence and false alarms reported in the media. A group that tracks such reports, the Educator’s School Safety Network, says an average of 70 incidents have occurred daily in the weeks since the Florida shooting, as compared to a more typical pace, of about 10 to 12 incidents a day. Hard to measure, though, is how many of these incidents represent an increase in false alarms, due in part to heightened vigilance, and how many reflect a new surge in truly dangerous threats.

Newer PostDr. Amy Klinger on Fox News
Older PostESSN data (slightly mis-quoted) by Petula Dvorak
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