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School Safety Programs at a Glance
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No Effects  23% No Effects
Promising  56% Promising
Effective  21% Effective
 
Total Number of Programs: 55

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School Safety Practice Outcomes at a Glance
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No Effects  8% No Effects
Promising  35% Promising
Effective  57% Effective
 
Total Number of Practices: 7

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For the most part, schools in the U.S. are safe places for students; but when violence does occur, it affects a particularly vulnerable population (children and adolescents), and strikes a blow against a fundamental public institution in our communities. Threats to school and student safety may come from outside or inside the school and from adults or minors. Safeguarding against these threats may require a wide range of activities.

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OJP Publications

Multidisciplinary Validation Study of Nonhuman Animal Models for Forensic Decomposition Research, NIJ-Sponsored, 2018
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Modernizing Crime Statistics: Report 2 - New Systems for Measuring Crime, BJS-Sponsored, 2018
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Characterization of Performance-Enhancing Peptides via Inlet Ionization on DART-TOF/MS, NIJ-Sponsored, 2018
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Evaluation of the Effects of Mentoring Program for Youth in Foster Care on Their Criminal Justice Involvement as Young Adults, OJJDP-Sponsored, 2018
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Evaluating the Effects of Realignment Practices on Recidivism Outcomes, NIJ-Sponsored, 2018
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Related Resources

National School Safety Center

U.S. Department of Education: Office of Safe and Drug-Free Schools

Safe Schools/Healthy Students Initiative

National Institute on Drug Abuse (NIDA) Goes Back to School

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