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School personnel are charged with keeping millions of children safe during the school day. To assist regional school systems in developing active shooter response plans, Gardner-Webb University partnered with Atrium Health (Charlotte, N.C.), Charlotte Fire Department, Charlotte Mecklenburg Police Department and the Department of Homeland Security to provide a free forum. Held at the GWU Charlotte Center on Oct. 12, “Protecting Our K-12 Students” gave principals, teachers, counselors and administrators the opportunity to hear the latest research and dialogue with public safety and security professionals.

Publication Date

10-16-2018

Publisher

Gardner-Webb University

City

Boiling Springs

Keywords

ctive Shooter Response, Atrium Health, Bryan Warren, Charlotte Fire Department, Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police Department, Chief Kent Davis, Department of Homeland Security, District Commander Wilfred Horrach, Dr. Catherine Burr, GWU Adult and Distance Education, GWU Charlotte Center, Maj. Steven Brochu, Occupational Safety and Health Administration, Protecting OUr K-12 Students, U.S. secret Service National Threat Assessment Center

‘Protecting Our K-12 Students’ Focus of Event Hosted by Gardner-Webb at Charlotte Center

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