S4E29 THE AVERTED SCHOOL SHOOTING

THE AVERTED SCHOOL SHOOTING

In this episode of Stop the Killing, we interview an assistant principal who had to put everything she had learned about grievance collectors, leakage, and effective threat assessment protocols into action when an 11-year-old student with access to guns and a plan to start shooting at school was identified by her threat assessment team. We discuss the importance of recognizing the signs of leakage and the power of effective threat assessment protocols in preventing school shootings.

Find out what chilling words were enough to turn the principal's face white.

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