Key Insights from the 2025 National Report on Behavioral Threat Assessment in K–12 Schools
For school safety leaders, the findings tell a story of tremendous progress and of important work that still lies ahead.
For school safety leaders, the findings tell a story of tremendous progress and of important work that still lies ahead.
Learning how to better identify and support these students is crucial. Housing insecurity burdens students with instability, fear, and barriers to learning.
When violent events dominate the news cycle, many parents, caregivers, and educators wonder: How do I talk about this with children?
There are numerous strategies you can implement to deter school vandalism. Let’s look at four key areas to focus your efforts.
Explore strategies for building partnerships with families, local organizations, law enforcement, mental health providers, and other stakeholders to create a comprehensive, collaborative approach to student support.
Gain insight on building collaborative relationships with law enforcement, juvenile justice agencies, and courts to strengthen student safety, support at-risk youth, and promote positive outcomes for students and communities.
Learn what Crisis Text Line is, how it works, and how schools can partner with this free service to support student mental health and build safer communities.
Learn how Raptor’s new Student Wellbeing Initiative and Raptor StudentSafe help schools strengthen programs around violence, suicide, bullying, and harassment to ensure students get the right support at the right time.
Beyond getting students from point A to point B, school transportation must also support a safe and respectful environment—especially when it comes to bullying prevention.
Expert-led program equips schools with training, resources, and guidance to address violence, suicide, and bullying.