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SchoolSafety.gov provides resources, like guidance, training, and fact sheets, to help schools create and maintain a safe learning environment.
Looking for grants? Visit the Grants Finder Tool to find applicable funding opportunities to help keep your school community safe.
Department of Health and Human Services, 2021
Third Party, 2024
This tip sheet provides information on what sextortion is, how offenders gain access, and what parents can do.
Third Party, 2020
This guidance offers recommended steps for the first month of recovery following a mass casualty crisis event.
Department of Justice, 2024
This report outlines a framework for supporting state school safety centers based on four promising practice categories: vision and mission, structure and staffing, supports and services, and audience and outreach. It also covers factors unrelated to awareness, use, and perceptions of state school safety centers, as well as ways for stakeholders to approach future research studies.
Department of Justice, 2023
This report explores the perceived impacts and outcomes associated with state school safety centers from the perspectives of a variety of key partners who engage with their states’ school safety centers' services.
Department of Justice, 2023
This brief provides information on the general landscape of state school safety centers, how they operate, and the services they provide.
Department of Justice
Department of Education
Department of Health and Human Services, 2025
This toolkit, designed to augment overdose prevention and reversal training, provides guidance on the role of opioid overdose reversal medications and how to respond to an overdose.
Department of Health and Human Services