This report examines how gun violence is affecting educators in the United States, revealing that many teachers experience increased anxiety, fear, and emotional strain due to rising safety concerns in schools. Survey findings show that educators frequently encounter threats, weapons on campus, and student behavioral issues linked to mental health challenges, with many considering leaving the profession because they feel unsafe. While most schools have implemented security measures such as locked entrances, security personnel, active shooter drills, and weapons screening, educators believe additional safety protocols are still needed. The report concludes that improving school security, strengthening mental health support, and prioritizing educator well-being are essential to creating safe

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