2022 School Safety Report

According to survey results, nearly one-third of students reported not feeling safe at school and all groups surveyed indicated a rise in substance abuse, depression, and anxiety amongst students.

About this Webinar

A national report released by Safe and Sound Schools, in partnership with Raptor Technologies and Lightspeed Systems, reveals school safety perceptions from school district administrators, public safety staff, teachers, parents, and students. The survey also identifies where there are gaps amongst stakeholders. Notably, students are expressing the greatest concerns over feeling safe physically and emotionally.

Panelists

• Michele Gay, Co-Founder and Executive Director of Safe and Sound Schools
• Paul Timm, PSP, Vice President of Facility Engineering Associates
• Brenna Morse, Former Director of Tennessee School Safety Center
• Zachary Pope, M.Ed. CEM®, Director of Safety, Security, Risk and Emergency Management at Arlington Public Schools, Virginia

Topics discussed include: mental health and wellbeing including depression and anxiety; peer-on-peer abuse and bullying; substance abuse; active shooter concerns; and more.

Key Takeaways

• Unpack the survey results of the 2022 State of School Safety Report
• Explore the impact on schools and communities
• Examine priorities and explore ways to prepare for safe and sound schools in the 2022-23 school year

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