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Alex Schachter Scholarship Fund Donates $25,000 to the Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School Eagle Regiment Marching Band
MSD Safety Commission Member Max Schachter Says Parents Of Boy Who Brought Gun To School Need To Be Held Accountable
Former Asst. Principal says her school wasn’t reporting violent threats to FLDOE
School’s reporting of potentially violent incidents could lead to student safety issues
Parkland parent responds to the arrest of two students for planning a school shooting
Father Of Stoneman Douglas School Shooting Victim Discusses Safety Dashboard With North Penn School District
Three years later, father of Parkland shooting victim calls for meaningful school safety reform
Families Impacted By Parkland School Shooting Remain Focused On School Safety, Changing Laws
Parkland parent creates way to track school violence after son is killed in school shooting
3rd anniversary of Parkland shooting finds victims’ parents turning agony into action
Parkland 3 years later: How survivors, parents are channeling trauma into change
Parkland launches dashboard to raise awareness on schools reports on violence, guns and drugs
3 South Florida GOP Representatives Vote to Strip Greene From Committee Assignments
Parkland Victim’s Father Praises Sen. Johnson’s
Efforts To Provide School Safety Resource
‘Let The Music Play On!’: Parkland Dad Helps Band Kids Affected By Pandemic Get Free Online Lessons
Despite pandemic, Rickards’ music students continue to jam
Two administrators are cleared in Parkland school shooting
Sergeant fired for response to Parkland shooting reinstated; BSO and parents hope for reversal
Weekly Update May 2, 2020 from Robert W. Runcie, Superintendent Broward County Public
Safe Schools For Alex donates $10K to provide virtual music lessons to band students
Father of Parkland Victim Donating Online Music Lessons Amid Pandemic
Safe Schools For Alex Provides Online Music Lessons For Students in Need
Father Of Parkland Victim Uses Son’s Legacy To ‘Let The Music Play On’
Trump administration unveils a new way to fight gun violence in schools
Attorney General provides training, grants to prevent school violence
