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Safe and Sound Schools’ Quest to Prevent Tragedy

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Safe and Sound Schools: A Sandy Hook Initiative is a non-profit organization founded by parents, Michele Gay, Executive Director and Co-Founder, and Alissa Parker, Co-Founder, who lost children at Sandy Hook Elementary School in 2012. The organization aims to empower local communities and districts to improve school safety and security through meaningful discussions, collaboration, planning, and sharing of tools and resources. Their quest is to search for tools, techniques and technologies that will prevent the same type of event from ever recurring.

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Since its founding, the organization has grown to a national network of school communities and safety experts and professionals. Michele and Alissa spread their message across the world providing school communities with resources and tools needed to maintain a safe and secure environment for our children to learn. Their website provides free valuable school safety resources to help facilitate conversations, problem solving and partnerships in school communities.

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The Navigate360 Editorial Team is a dedicated group of experienced professionals committed to delivering accurate, insightful, and up-to-date content on safety and well-being solutions. Our team comprises of experts with diverse backgrounds in education, mental health, law enforcement, and technology, ensuring a holistic approach to the topics we cover.

With firsthand experience in implementing safety protocols, developing educational programs, and utilizing advanced technologies, our team brings a wealth of practical knowledge to our content. We collaborate closely with industry leaders and subject matter experts to provide our audience with reliable information that empowers them to create safer environments.

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