Reply to "Thoughts on impact of increases in armed security in schools, particularly for students with trauma histories"

Brenda-

Your perspective is really insightful, so thanks for sharing. You're not alone in having those feelings. Nobody wants to drop their child off at an army barracks, myself included.

I work with the National Association of School Psychologists (NASP), and we are planning a senate briefing in November with a focus on rethinking school safety. I believe when we think of school safety, and especially when we feel threatened, we focus on the physical safety. Unfortunately, we often neglect the importance of psychological safety.

Thanks for sharing, Brenda.

9/23/136:06 AM

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