Robert Cox+FollowDefibrillators in Schools: Training Needed!Did you know every school in England now has a defibrillator, but many teachers don’t know how to use them? After years of campaigning following a tragic loss, parents are pushing for ALL school staff to get proper training. Having the equipment is great, but it’s useless if it’s just collecting dust in a cupboard. It’s time to make sure our kids are actually safe at school! #Education #SchoolSafety #Defibrillator10Share
jenna64+FollowMiddle school scare: Candy mix-up sends students to hospitalA regular school day at Broad Creek Middle in North Carolina turned chaotic when several students got sick after eating a candy-like substance handed out by a classmate. Eight kids ended up in the hospital, but thankfully, everyone is okay. Authorities are still testing to figure out what was in the treat, and the investigation is ongoing. This incident is a wake-up call for all parents and students—never eat anything unless you know exactly where it came from. How do you talk to your kids about food safety at school? Share your thoughts below! #Education #SchoolSafety #Parenting00Share
Charles Richardson+FollowPennsylvania teacher’s shocking classroom punishmentA Pennsylvania high school teacher strapped a Black student to a medical backboard for putting his head down during class—a move that’s now at the center of a major lawsuit. The teacher, with no prior experience or proper credentials, allegedly ignored the student’s ADHD and 504 plan, escalating a simple situation into public humiliation and trauma. The student’s family says he’s lost his spark and confidence since the incident. This raises urgent questions about who’s allowed in our classrooms and how vulnerable students are protected. How should schools handle discipline and special needs? #Education #EducationJustice #SchoolSafety10Share
Jorge Figueroa+FollowCharlotte schools roll out new safety stepsCharlotte-Mecklenburg Schools just kicked off the year with a big change: a new safety protocol that gives everyone clear, step-by-step actions for emergencies. Posters in every hallway break down what to do, whether it’s holding in classrooms or securing the building. The new system was already put to the test three times in the first week! Plus, bus arrivals and teacher staffing are both looking up compared to last year. With these updates, families can feel a bit more at ease. What do you think—will these changes make a real difference for students and staff? #Education #CharlotteSchools #SchoolSafety10Share
Michael Petty+FollowMystery illness hits Ohio schools, 30 kids hospitalizedMapleton schools in Ashland, Ohio, faced a sudden health scare as 30 students were rushed to the hospital after experiencing headaches, nausea, and dizziness. Both the middle and high schools were evacuated as a precaution, but investigators quickly ruled out a gas leak. The cause of the illness remains unknown, but thankfully, all affected students are reportedly recovering well. This unexpected event has left many parents and community members anxious, raising questions about school safety and emergency response. How would you feel if this happened at your local school? What steps should schools take to keep students safe from unknown threats? #Education #OhioNews #SchoolSafety00Share
Michael Smith+FollowCleveland bus mix-up leaves kids strandedA Cleveland mom’s back-to-school week turned chaotic when her twin boys were dropped off on the wrong side of busy Rocky River Drive—left to cross alone as cars sped by. The bus driver didn’t wait to make sure they were safe, even though state law requires it. Despite repeated calls to the school district, solutions have been slow and inconvenient, forcing the family to bike to school instead. For families relying on school buses, this raises real concerns about safety and accountability. How can we ensure our kids get home safely? #Transportation #Cleveland #SchoolSafety00Share
Jorge Figueroa+FollowHot Springs parents on edge after school threat rumorsParents in Hot Springs are making tough choices after rumors of a violent threat at the Junior Academy spread quickly among students. Even though police and school officials say there’s no evidence to back up the claims, the anxiety is real for many families. Some parents are keeping their kids home, frustrated by what they see as a lack of clear answers. This situation really highlights how fast rumors can impact a community and the challenge schools face in keeping everyone informed and feeling safe. How do you think schools should handle these kinds of scares? #Education #HotSprings #SchoolSafety00Share
Jessica Marshall+FollowFreedom parents demand safer school bus drop-offsA 5-year-old in Freedom was left crying and alone after being dropped off at the wrong bus stop on her very first day of school—blocks away from where her family waited. The lack of communication from the school district and bus company only made things worse, leaving her grandparents frantic until her parents found her by chance. This incident has many local families questioning: Shouldn’t there be stricter rules to ensure young kids are only released to an adult? What changes would make you feel safer about school transportation in our community? #Education #FreedomPA #SchoolSafety00Share
hnguyen+FollowLeander ISD bus crash sparks new safety checksAfter the recent Leander ISD school bus rollover that sent 16 kids to the hospital, the district has let go of the driver and is stepping up safety measures. Investigators found the bus’s rear tires were worn but still within state standards, and many students weren’t wearing seat belts. Now, drivers will be required to check that every student is buckled up before leaving. This incident has shaken many local families—how do you feel about these changes? Should schools do more to keep kids safe on the road? #Education #LeanderISD #SchoolSafety00Share
hnguyen+FollowCharlotte schools roll out new safety stepsCharlotte-Mecklenburg Schools are stepping up safety this year with dedicated School Resource Officers on every campus and a brand-new emergency protocol. Students and parents will notice officers not just keeping watch, but also building real connections with kids and staff. The new Standard Response Protocol makes emergency actions clearer for everyone—whether it’s a lockdown, shelter, or evacuation. Plus, parents now have access to the Infinite Campus Parent Portal for real-time updates and easy access to grades and forms. How do you feel about these changes? Will they help students feel safer and more supported? #Education #CharlotteSchools #SchoolSafety00Share
