RECENT MEDIA
Max and Ryan Schachter On Dr. Phil
Dr. Phil speaks with families from Sandy Hook Elementary and Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School to provide insight into what the Oxford families are going through right now. What can be done to prevent these mass school shootings? And, could this one have been stopped?
Our Mission
Our mission is to provide the most current school safety best practices and resources to students, parents, school districts and law enforcement so that all children can learn in a safe environment.
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Donate
Please support Safe Schools for Alex and our mission to create a safe environment for all children. Together we can create #SafeSchoolsForAll.
Educate
Learn about the most current and available free resources and school safety best practices.
Volunteer
Please help keep Alex’s spirit alive by keeping future generations of children safe at school. We have a number of volunteer opportunities available.
Current Initiatives
Champions of School Safety
This program aims to bring
together school safety thought leaders, experts and advocates in each of the fifty states for a common purpose of reducing violence in schools.
Safe Schools For Alex Student Chapter
Our student chapters aim to
educate students about school safety and give them a platform to engage with their school
administration. Students are the critical piece to making schools safe and improving the culture and climate on campus.
AEPi UCONN
Alex was posthumously admitted into UCONN as a student, and the AEPi UCONN chapter started a No Shave November fundraiser in support of our organization! Alex was posthumously admitted as a brother to the AEPI fraternity in 2021.
Let The Music Play On!
This initiative is our way of
helping middle school students in Title I Schools receive free personalized music instruction. To date, we have provided more than 400 private lessons.
School Safety Dashboard
For the first time, parents, schools, legislators, and law enforcement have a user-friendly tool that details the incidents of violence and drugs inside K-12
public schools.
