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Representative John Ragan Has Introduced A Bill Ahead Of The Upcoming 114th General Assembly That Would Mandate Annual De-Escalation Training For Teachers, Amending The Schools Against Violence In Education Act.
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Tennessee Was Recently Ranked As One Of The Least Safe States In The Nation For High School Students In A Study Done By Scholaroo, A Scholarship Search Platform.
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State Rep. John Ragan Recently Requested A Factual Study To Be Performed By The Comptroller Of Treasury’s Office Of Educational Research And Education Accountability On The Last 25 Years Of School Shootings In Tennessee. The Results Have Been Forwarded To His Colleagues In The Legislature In Advance Of Lee’s Special Session On Aug. 21 And Can Be Reviewed In Its Entirety In This Article.
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This Week Governor Lee Signed Into Law A Bill That Is Aimed At Fortifying School Safety In All Public Schools As Well As Private And Church Affiliated Schools.
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A Recent String Of Fake Calls Of Active Shooters In A Number Of Tennessee Public Schools Has Brought The Issue Of School Safety Back To The Forefront. Many School Systems Are Looking Into The Possibility Of Additional Technology, And Even Artificial Intelligence, To Help Alleviate Some Safety Concerns.
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The Tennessee Bureau Of Investigation Is Looking Into A Series Of Phone Calls Made To 911 With False Claims Of An Active School Shooter In A Number Of Different High Schools Across The State.
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The Reported Results From A New Poll Run By Vanderbilt Show That Gun Regulations Were The Third-Most Important Issue To Tennessee Voters And That Those Voters Approve Of Gov. Bill Lee’s Move To Sign A Bill Strengthening Background Checks For Gun Buys.
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Schools Across Tennessee Are Considering Installation Of Ballistic Glass Film Or Have Already Had It Installed.
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In The Weeks Following The Deadly Shooting At Robb Elementary School In Uvalde, Texas, Greater Focus Has Been Placed On School Security In Tennessee.
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Why can government buildings buy bulletproof furniture but not schools?
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