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The Safe Schools Project is the voice of South Carolina teachers and friends of education in the conversation about school safety. We are local, nonpartisan, gun owners and non-gun owners, supporters of the 2nd Amendment and oppose arming teachers and militarizing schools. We work together to advocate for best practices in school safety. The Safe Schools Project is working in concert with Arm-in-Arm to advocate for responsible gun ownership in order to increase the safety of our students, teachers, and all those who are involved in education. We are looking for new members to be part of our project.
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Charleston students and teachers talk with MTV News about school shootings
Charleston students and teachers talk with MTV News about school shootings
Charleston City Paper Posted by Sam Spence on Fri, Aug 10, 2018 at 4:16 PM
As Parkland student survivors visited Charleston last week, MTV News sat down with a number of local students, teachers, and education professionals to discuss guns and gun reform (or lack thereof) in South Carolina.
Parkland students stopped at College of Charleston as part of a national tour following a wave of activism that came after a former student shot his way into their school and killed seventeen people.
Among those in the MTV News report are City Paper columnist KJ Kearney, a career specialist in Charleston County schools, and former CP intern Malachi Jones, a recent School of the Arts grad attending Columbia University in the fall.
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