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On their day off, dozens of Metro Nashville Public School teachers trained to take down an active shooter if one ever darkened the doors of their schools.

The staff at Covenant had active shooter training under their belt and that surely saved lives that day. Next week, any teacher who works in Davidson County can get that same training.

After the Covenant School shooting, interest in improving school safety in Nashville drastically increased.

LISD discussed this week procuring 3M window film for district-wide main entry doors and windows to increase school safety at local campuses.

Administrators are seeking ways to “be alert and sober minded,” adding specialized training, personnel, and physical upgrades.

The TBI director said that although active shooter trainings are not new, there’s been a renewed interest.

In light of The Covenant School shooting, Lt. Gov. Randy McNally came out Thursday with his thoughts on bolstering school safety.

NASHVILLE, Tenn.—The Nashville Christian school shooter “clearly” attempted to enter classrooms that were barricaded, the man who led ...

The Tennessee Bureau of Investigation (TBI) and active shooter trainers from Defend Systems previewed its act of violence mitigation training at St. Mary’s Episcopal School on Tuesday.

Suspect was taken into custody Saturday after entering a back door and firing shots