School Resource Officers

Vice President Kamala Harris called for the removal of police officers from schools in 2019 to address racial disparities in student discipline, according to remarks she made during her first presidential campaign.

The purported journal pages of the transgender shooter who attacked a Nashville school show she checked for security before attacking.

Gov. Bill Lee (R) on Thursday put forward three provisions to keep schools safe, the first of which is a budget amendment to fund an armed guard at every public school in Tennessee. 

UFC’s Conor McGregor reacted to the 28-year-old transgender shooter’s attack on the Nashville Christian school by expressing his conviction that every school should have “armed protection.”

Covenant School, the Christian school where an attacker killed three students Monday, did not have armed resource officers on campus when the attack occurred, Fox News reporter John Roberts noted during live coverage of the shooting at the Nashville area Covenant School.

The 17-year-old suspect being sought in connection with Wednesday’s Denver East High School shooting was found dead near Bailey, Colorado.

Earlier on Wednesday, Breitbart News reported that two school staff members were shot at Denver’s East High School and reports are now surfacing that Denver Public Schools (DPS) superintendent Alex Marrero responded by announcing armed resource officers would be placed on campus.

The NRA observed Wednesday that President Biden has added 87,000 new IRS agents but zero new armed school officers, despite the Democrat rhetoric about wanting to keep kids safe.

While speaking at the June 11 March for Our Lives rally, gun control proponent David Hogg suggested putting more cops in schools may actually endanger students who lack the “privilege” of having white skin.

During his Friday night monologue, HBO’s Bill Maher made clear that the Uvalde school attacker’s advantage was not the type of gun he used but the amount of time he had to use it. 

If this horrendous week has taught us anything it is that we are past due for a discussion on keeping schools and students safe.

Former NYPD Lieutenant Darrin Porcher says school attackers will not be stopped until our approach to safety includes making sure every school has armed protection. 

An armed school resource officer shot and wounded an alleged school shooter, and the officer himself was shot and wounded, at Kansas’s Olathe East High School on Friday morning. 

During the “Defund the Police” movement in 2020, school resource officers were pulled from schools and budgets were cut. As crime continues to surge two years later, schools are bringing officers back to boost safety, Fox News reported Monday.

An Ohio community is relieved after authorities found a seven-year-old girl alive late Friday evening following her disappearance earlier this week.

A video shows a school resource officer used his own body as a shield to protect a student from punches during a chaotic brawl that broke out at Meadowbrook High School in Virginia on September 23.

Portland, Oregon’s Public Schools Superintendent Guadalupe Guerrero says he will no longer have armed officers in schools to protect children. 

The Minneapolis school board has voted to end its contract with the Minneapolis Police Department following the death last week of George Floyd.

No innocents were harmed as a good guy with a gun shot an armed student Monday morning at Wisconsin’s Waukesha High School. 

Federal data released Thursday show serious incidents of violence in the nation’s public schools are on the rise at the same time more schools are employing Obama-era “restorative justice” disciplinary policies and nearly all schools are touting “social emotional learning” (SEL) practices.

Bismarck, North Dakota, is seeking fifteen AR-15s for school resource officers (SROs), and they want to store those guns at the schools, where officers could quickly grab them in the event of an attack.

Every multiple murder committed by an individual with a firearm at a school, is followed immediately by a heated debate about why and how such a tragedy occurred, and what steps can be taken to prevent, or at least minimize the chance for a recurrence.