School Dangers mission is to improve school security nationwide through advocacy, education and application of technology. We will accomplish this mission by educating the public, fostering an environment for open discussion, and by delivering services for training, planning, regulatory compliance, and improved communication between students, parents and school officials. Active Programs: School Law Report Card - Within the United States, each state has differing laws that define the levels of safety and security protection for our children in K-12 schools. There is very little Federal level legislation or financial support to states for perhaps the most vulnerable portion of our population, our children. The purpose of the School Dangers Report Card is to report to the public the existence, and current status of state laws for proven solutions and recognized best practices. Incident Reporting Application - Official after-Action-Reports for school incidents (such as Columbine and Newton CT) each identify that someone knew something or saw something that could have prevented the tragedy. These reports also highlight how unprepared schools are. We are developing services to make a positive change in the under served K-12 security market. Security Assessment Tools - Current events and nationwide tragedies such as the Sandy Hook Elementary shooting have sparked an awareness of gun violence, bullying, and drugs/weapons on school campuses. Currently, 19 states have implemented proactive guidelines to prevent security and safety breaches by requiring public schools to perform state mandated security assessments. Texas, in particular, requires its public schools to conduct security assessments every three years. School Dangers is developing security assessment tools that will help schools and school districts meet these mandatory requirements.