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SchoolSafety.gov provides resources, like guidance, training, and fact sheets, to help schools create and maintain a safe learning environment. 

For standards and guidance on submitting a resource to SchoolSafety.gov and to access the resource submission form, please see here.  

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Video
Child Exploitation
No Escape Room

Third Party, 2024

This interactive film follows the story of a 15-year-old boy's exploitation online. It is intended to raise awareness of how quickly and easily children can fall victim to online exploitation by challenging parents to try to navigate the situation themselves. The video also includes resources on sextortion. 

Guidance
Targeted Violence
Mitigating Harm from Violent Visual Content

Department of Homeland Security, 2024

This resource provides guidance to help communities, families, and individuals understand and cope with violent images, videos, and other disturbing content after an act of targeted violence or terrorism. 

Webpage
Bullying and Cyberbullying
Bullying Prevention

Department of Health and Human Services

This website provides information on bullying and offers prevention strategies and resources for schools and parents.

Guidance
Infectious Diseases and Public Health
When Students or Staff are Sick

Department of Health and Human Services, 2024

This resource provides strategies to help schools slow the spread of infectious diseases when children or staff become ill.
Guidance
Infectious Diseases and Public Health
Preventing Spread of Infections in K-12 Schools

Department of Health and Human Services, 2024

This guidance is designed to maximize school attendance and its benefits for all students, while also preventing the spread of infectious diseases. It consolidates and simplifies previous recommendations intended specifically for K-12 school settings.
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