School Safety Legislation Since Newtown
View state legislative activity on school safety since the school shootings in Newtown, Conn. on Dec. 14, 2012. Read Full Post >
View state legislative activity on school safety since the school shootings in Newtown, Conn. on Dec. 14, 2012. Read Full Post >
How do our brains and hearts ...and yes, even our physical bodies... perform in crisis. It is about who we are at our core. Read Full Post >
It seems just a bit too weird for me to post right now, and so I think I'll let this endless, terrible week end here. Read Full Post >
The farmers of Lexington and Concord were standing for their children's future with the crude tools of war, and in time they won our freedom. Now, with weapons of peace, learning, and justice, let's stand for our children's future. Read Full Post >
Where do we begin to advocate for our schools and how to we use our positions to educate? Until we overcome the human conditions that lead to violence, we must make better laws. Common sense must prevail. Read Full Post >
Lockdowns are the uninvited guest, the evil witch, at the banquet of "21st-century learning." Some of you, Gentle Readers, have known this for years, but for others of us it's a new thing: post-Newtown, post-Virginia Tech, post-Columbine. Read Full Post >
Connecticut lawmakers appear ready to send new school security and gun control measures to Gov. Dannel P. Malloy, a Democrat. Read Full Post >
New York is about to adopt strict new gun control policies and create "school safety improvement teams" following the Dec. 14 school shootings in Newtown, Conn. Read Full Post >
Students and families visited Sandy Hook Elementary School to prepare for the return to school tomorrow. Read Full Post >
There has been a great deal of discussion lately about allowing teachers to bring guns to school or to hire armed security guards for every school. School districts are finding themselves go from discussing BYOD to discussing BYO...G. Read Full Post >