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Making Active Shooter Drills Safer and More Effective in Schools In recent years, active shooter drills have become routine in American schools, designed to prepare students and staff for potential emergencies. However, the way these drills are conducted has raised concerns about their effects on student well-being. In some cases, realistic simulations—complete with loud noises …
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