Kennon's Family Is To Blame In The Classroom

gunshot wound to her head. A firearm was found in the bedroom and seized by officers. Eaton was detained at the police station. He spoke with officers and said he

School security is one of the world’s biggest issues. In California not many schools have security for their schools and that raises many questions for parents and teachers. All parents want their children to be safe and they don’t want anything bad to happen to them. They don’t know what might happen to them when they go to school. Some schools don’t have security systems because they don’t have government support to afford security for their school. Parents think twice before sending their kids to school with no security because of the crime that’s been happening lately. Department of Education should know that when kids are at school it’s their responsibility to protect kids from any crime. The main problem is the crime that is happening

Students were confused because they thought that the shooters were in the school. According to police, the shooter went towards the school but did not actually

In this case the teacher should inform the head teacher about this incident and if may involve the police if necessary.

Tuesday April 20th, 1999 began like any other day. Parents went to work, and the children went off to school. Neither worried about the other, or how their day would turn out. But, hours later everything changed (“Columbine Highschool Massacre.”). Little did the residents of Columbine, Colorado know their high school would be a statistic for one of the largest school massacres in US History. On this day, two teenage boys were responsible for killing 12 innocent students and a teacher, wounding 23 more students, and then killing themselves (Miller). While a horrific event, the Columbine tragedy improved the safety in schools by upgrading security systems, improving administration’s knowledge on school security, and increasing

“The victim was standing at the front door of the school entrance when the suspect and her mother attempted to open the door. The victim would not open the door, according to school policy. Suspect and mother cursed the victim. Suspect then began punching the victim in the face numerous times. The victim received bruises and scratches to the face. All of these events occurred while school was in session and disrupted the daily business of

The fact that the court has tried this officer will continue to warrant safer staff and safer schools. Most students would agree that some staff at their school gets out of hand but this case can keep the staff on their toes about how they handle students. The students are at school to feel safe and learn, and with these actions students would be scared to say anything. Students are that environment to learn from their mistakes and if their mistakes are warrant for arrest why would kids ever want to go to school? Especially for kids with disabilities or special needs, that’s a lot to handle and take on at such a young age and the officers at school need to be aware of student with those

10 minutes after the first shot was fired, Harris and Klebold entered the school Library. The hearts of students dropped and the whole building filled with a cloud of fear. A total of 52 students, 2 teachers and 2 librarians were trapped and hiding. The eerie silence was quickly broken when Harris shouted “Get up!”

The thing that makes school shootings so dangerous is that shooters basically have free reign of the school because they know that they are the only one in the entire school with a loaded gun. If a teacher had a loaded gun in their possession during a school shooting then they could stop the shooter before they get the chance to harm any of the students or faculty.

After Columbine, school districts began looking for alternative ways to respond to school shootings. Prior to this tragedy, students were taught to be “sitting ducks” and told to hide under desks. If you watch any of the video footage from Columbine, you will see many students were

Even with the presence of the recent shooting in Florida, the entire culture of school security has transformed since the 1999 Columbine school shooting. The Columbine massacre was the time when two teens opened fire on other students, killing 13people and injuring more than 20 others before shooting themselves and committing suicide. It was the worst high school shooting in the United States history and initiated a national discussion on gun control and school safety. Since then, the issue of gun violence and school shooting has dominated school safety concern. Also, the incidence initiated a revolution to the school security measures. Todays, schools are far more secure than

A custodian notified the school resources officer on duty, Deputy Gardner as to a female “being down”, Rudner assumed it was someone whom had been struck by a car until the custodian yelled across the radio “shooter in the school”. This was the first time Gardener had been aware of the events now unfolding around the school. Eric, whom was at the West Entrance, immediately fired his rifle at Gardner, who was approximately sixty yards away. Gardner returned fire missing Eric. With two dead and ten wounded Gardner found himself engaged in a gunfight with the teenage shooters.

Arming teachers at schools may sound extreme, but the thought may help scare attackers away before they ever even attempt an attack. According to Trevor Z. Pittsley, a spokesman for Rep. Agema, "We have recent federal reports that al-Qaida is targeting our schools, which are sitting targets". Trevor explains that our schools appear to be defenseless to many. An attacker would much rather attack a place with minimal defenses because the likelihood of an effective attack is much higher. If teachers are trained to handle guns properly they would be a great defense at schools. A single resource officer at a school can only cover so much ground, but with teachers armed

“Brendan and Gary got picked on. That’s a fact. We all did… Anyone who wasn’t big and strong and on a team got it” (68).However, even after learning about the troubles the football players were causing, the teachers did not do nearly enough to help out the students who were suffering. One of Brendan’s classmates say that “[M]aybe if it’s an all out, knock-down-drag-out fight, some teacher will notice and try to stop it, but if it’s just some big jerk shoving you into a locker, who’s gonna see?” (68). Instead, they keep supporting the players on the field, because they do not want to damage their reputation as a school. These actions created a bruising effect to not only the two boys being hurt, but the whole school itself. If the teachers establish a mindset where one’s safety is valued greater than one’s prominence, than they possibly can avoid the shooting. However, the desire for the school to stay superior to other schools over helping every one of their students succeed in a secure environment eventually plummets their reputation. We should take from this that competitiveness is a great thing to hold, but blocking other crucial things can lead to negative

The issues in this case study involve Bob Parrish, an seventh-grade student with defiant behavior as a background; Rebecca Philips, a special education teacher with six years of experience; and Mr. Parrish, Bob’s dad. Besides Bob’s defiant behavior, he has moved schools multiple time due to his mother trying to escape Mr. Parrish and has a history of being placed in a self-contained classroom to receive academic instructions. Bob lives with his grandparents and his dad in an unstructured environment. Mr. Parrish is very inpatient and tries to correct Bob’s behavior through acts of violence.