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Sergeant fired for response to Parkland shooting reinstated; BSO and parents hope for reversal

Sergeant fired for response to Parkland shooting reinstated; BSO and parents hope for reversal

by bruce | May 14, 2020

Sergeant fired for response to Parkland shooting reinstated; BSO and parents hope for reversal   PARKLAND, Fla. – Broward Sheriff’s Office Sgt. Brian Miller, who was the first supervisor to arrive at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland during the...
Weekly Update May 2, 2020 from Robert W. Runcie, Superintendent Broward County Public

Weekly Update May 2, 2020 from Robert W. Runcie, Superintendent Broward County Public

by bruce | May 2, 2020

Weekly Update May 2, 2020 from Robert W. Runcie, Superintendent Broward County...
Father of Parkland Victim Donating Online Music Lessons Amid Pandemic

Father of Parkland Victim Donating Online Music Lessons Amid Pandemic

by bruce | Apr 30, 2020

Father of Parkland Victim Donating Online Music Lessons Amid Pandemic Max Schachter’s foundation, Safe Schools for Alex, is contributing $10,000 to the Rickards Middle School band program. Every time Valeria Valera reaches for her trombone, the Rickards Middle School...
Safe Schools For Alex Provides Online Music Lessons For Students in Need

Safe Schools For Alex Provides Online Music Lessons For Students in Need

by bruce | Apr 29, 2020

Safe Schools For Alex Provides Online Music Lessons For Students in Need Safe Schools For Alex is starting a new initiative aimed at helping middle students in need amid the coronavirus pandemic. In cooperation with the School of Rock Boca Raton, the organization is...
Father Of Parkland Victim Uses Son’s Legacy To ‘Let The Music Play On’

Father Of Parkland Victim Uses Son’s Legacy To ‘Let The Music Play On’

by bruce | Apr 29, 2020

Father Of Parkland Victim Uses Son’s Legacy To ‘Let The Music Play On’ CBS4’s Lauren Pastrana shares more on what Max Schachter is doing in Alex’s honor. Click here for original...
Trump administration unveils a new way to fight gun violence in schools

Trump administration unveils a new way to fight gun violence in schools

by bruce | Feb 27, 2020

Trump administration unveils a new way to fight gun violence in schools The Trump Administration recently debuted a website intended to enhance safety in schools. The site covers topics such as bullying and mental health, but the issue that served as the cause for the...
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