I haven't followed this discussion as closely as I did in the beginning, but I wondered if anyone else has done some research about shootings (or lack thereof) in private and/or parochial schools? Are children in private educational settings safer than their public school counterparts? I found a few articles and liked this one, in particular.
Catholic schools, spared from mass school shootings, remain vigilant
WASHINGTON, D.C. - Eight days after the school shooting in Parkland, Florida, a Catholic high school more than 1,000 miles away conducted an active shooter training - planned two months ago - that suddenly had added urgency.
During the Feb. 22 training, teachers and administrators at Bishop McNamara High School in Forestville, Maryland, just outside of Washington, were asked when was the last time someone died in a school fire. The answer: 50 years ago. When asked when was the last time someone died in a mass school shooting the answer was last Wednesday.
Reinforcement of safety drills and discussion and training about how to respond to crisis situations is something schoolteachers and administrators in public and private schools across the country have long been accustomed to since the 1999 school shooting at Columbine High School in Littleton, Colorado. Catholic schools have not experienced mass shootings, but school leaders know they are not immune to these dangers and stress the need to be continually vigilant by reviewing safety procedures and urging students to be responsible for each other...
https://cruxnow.com/church-in-the-u...spared-mass-school-shootings-remain-vigilant/
