SCHOOL SAFETY ADVOCACY COUNCIL

For the sixth consecutive year, the 2026 National School Safety Conference Exhibit Hall has sold out. We are now establishing a waiting list for those interested in securing a spot in case of cancellations or if we can arrange a few tabletop exhibits in the foyer of the event center. If you would like to be added to the waiting list, please complete the attached survey, as placements will be allocated on a first-come, first-served basis.
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Second shooting at Baker High within 48 hours sends juvenile to hospital Baker Police Chief Carl Dunn said an individual was taken into custody following a shooting at Baker High School on Wednesday morning.

Will you company be represented at the nation’s largest gathering of Decision Makers? July 20-24 FL ONLY 6 BOOTHS REMAIN…. Register today at www.Schoolsafety911.org. Over 800 attendees already registered!!

I am honored to have been invited to the 2026 Florida FS3 (School Safety) Conference in Orlando this week. It is a pleasure to connect with many of the exceptional leaders who are dedicated to maintaining a safe environment for Florida's schoolchildren.

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Gunfire Shatters High School Graduation, Leaving Teen Dead – Headline Smart Gunfire Shatters High School Graduation, Leaving Teen Dead June 5, 2026 by David Jones Three other people, including an 11-year-old child, were wounded during the shooting outside a Northern California high school. FAIRFIELD, Calif. — An 18-year-old was killed and three other people were wounded W...

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I am looking forward to the open discussion on School Safety Technology at this year's National School Safety Conference, July 20-24 in Orlando, Florida. Reading articles and listening to School Administrators from around the country highlights the need for schools and districts to address allegations like this and others.

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