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National School Threat Database & Resource Center

As of May 2024, the number of K-12 students in the United States was projected to be 54.3 million, a 0.7% decrease over five years. This number includes students in pre-K through 12th grade at public, private, and charter schools.

Yet - Our nation's education facilities received 1,123 bomb threats last year — the most of any institution, per the U.S. Bomb Data Center.
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An epidemic of threats is visiting the classrooms of our schools across this nation - plaguing students, families & school officials, taxing law enforcement & school resources & more importantly interrupting the education & the mental well being of our nations student's. 

Until the development of The One In Five Foundation For Kids, National School Threat Database & Resource Center, there has been no comprehensive & interactive national, central database to track, report, build upon & provide immediate resources to those affected by these school threats.
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The One In Five Foundation For Kids, formed in response to the Uvalde, Texas mass shooting at Robb Elementary School uses a combination of AI technology, city/county/state court records, county & state police reports, Google mapping, direct/reverse and geographically based keyword searches, internet & social media platform monitoring, LIVE team member & chapter reporting & more - Through our one of a kind national, interactive school threat database & support resource center; to provide real time national data on school threats & support resources for those affected.

Educational tools will be effective, built upon this data; when combined with a multilevel, collaborative & proactive approach, which should include sustainable behavioral & student cultural intervention programming in schools & school communities nationwide. 
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Reinforcing School Safety For School Administrators:
https://www.theuvaldefoundation.com/post/icymi-reinforcing-school-safety-for-school-administrators
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The One In Five Foundation For Kids
254 206 9089
www.theuvaldefoundation.com

12,546 school district governments, 571 county-dependent school systems, and 227 municipal-dependent school systems across the nation.
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As of the first week of our late September, 2024 launch, the National School Threat Database & Resource Center, began collecting data and adding school threat crisis resources for school districts in ALL 50 STATES; with a focus on threat data received, affecting over 4 million students nationwide in over 22 states alone within the first week of launch! 

Our innovative technology & teams, track & report, in real time, local, state & national school threats, providing users with geographic, county & state school threat specific data, Real time information on reported school threat activity, active lockdowns & more. An anonymous school threat reporting option is also available for users to report a potential school threat anonymously or directly.

CLICK THE LINK BELOW TO CHECK ON YOUR SCHOOL/DISTRICT Threat Status/Resources. 

We are adding nationwide school/district data & resources to the system daily. "Real Time," school threat data is updated several times daily. Our school threat watchdog teams operate 24 hours p/day.

Additionally, our foundation school crisis response team respond IMMEDIATELY, as requested, to connect individuals, organizations and school community members with accurate, up to date information as well as support resources; such as peer and professional counseling, local crisis resources, ALL made available 24 hours to handle school threat crisis. Services are also available to users online, via email request or by calling 24 hours, 254 206 9089.

WEBSITE USERS may click the LIVE CHAT NOW option link to connect with resources & information.

Launched late September 2024, the National School Threat Database & Resource Center, is a FREE Service to individuals & organizations nationwide & is meant as both an intervention and an educational tool for school communities, parents, students, educators & other interested parties.

The database alone allows researchers and those dedicated to implementing sustainable programs to address school threats & their negative, rippling effects on students, by understanding them in their totality; including the sociological, demographic & cultural levels & target their programming & intervention strategies more appropriately.

National School Threat Database: National School Threat Database & Resource Center
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