School districts are turning to monitoring software to flag troubled teens; the tools can only help if schools are able to act on the information they receiveMay 27, 2022 8:00 am ETIdentifying which struggling teens could potentially harm others is a major preoccupation for schools and communities. Law-enforcement agencies that have studied young shooters say there are several warning signs that lead up to mass shootings—and that early intervention is critical in preventing them.
“It’s an early-warning system that alerts us that something might be going on, so we can address it before it gets to the level of a criminal act,” said Quintin Shepherd, superintendent of the Victoria Independent School District in Victoria, Texas, some 200 miles east of Uvalde, where 19 elementary students and two teachers wereMore than 1,000 people gathered at an arena in Uvalde, Texas to remember the 21 victims, most of them children, who were killed by a gunman at Robb Elementary School.
The alerts typically contain the flagged wording, the type of threat and where the student typed the words.
Mentally I’ll are far more likely to harm themselves than others
Mentally ill people don’t kill people, mentally ill people with guns kill people. Drop the guns, solve the killing problem.
Good strategy, don’t address the issue, circle around it indefinitely…
You know other civilized countries like France and England Italy Spain and all the others have mental issues just like we do if they don't have massive killings like we do so let's quit blaming mental illness it puts a stigma on people not all people with mental illness go kill
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