As 2022 ends, we must remember all the staff members and students we lost this year due to school shootings.
In total, there were 47 school shootings with injuries or deaths. There were 132 people killed or injured in these school shootings (of the 36 people killed, 29 were students or other children and seven were school employees or other adults).
We want to remember those 29 children and seven adults who perished this year in school shootings:
Oliver Citywide Academy, 1/19/22
· Marquis Campbell, 15 years old
Beloit Memorial High School, 1/29/22
· Jion Broomfield, 19 years old
South Education Center, 2/1/22
· Jahmari Rice, 15 years old
East High School, 3/7/22
· Jose Lopez, 15 years old
Tanglewood Middle School, 3/31/22
· Jamari Cortez Bonaparte Jackson, 12 years old
Robb Elementary School, 5/24/22
· Makenna Lee Elrod, 10 years old
· Layla Salazar, 11 years old
· Maranda Mathis, 11 years old
· Nevaeh Bravo, 10 years old
· Jose Manuel Flores Jr., 10 years old
· Xavier Lopez, 10 years old
· Tess Marie Mata, 10 years old
· Rojelio Torres, 10 years old
· Eliahna “Ellie” Amyah Garcia, 9 years old
· Eliahna A. Torres, 10 years old
· Annabell Guadalupe Rodriguez, 10 years old
· Jackie Cazares, 9 years old
· Uziyah Garcia
· Jayce Carmelo Luevanos, 10 years old
· Maite Yuleana Rodriguez, 10 years old
· Jailah Nicole Silguero, 10 years old
· Irma Garcia, 48 years old
· Eva Mireles, 44 years old
· Amerie Jo Garza, 10 years old
· Alexandria “Lexi” Aniyah Rubio, 10 years old
· Alithia Ramirez, 10 years old
Mergenthaler Vocational-Technical High School, 9/2/22
· Jeremiah Brogden, 17 years old
Roxborough High School, 9/27/22
· Tahmir Jones, 19 years old
McLain High School for Science and Technology, 9/30/22
· Terron Yarbrough, 17 years old
Central Visual and Performing Arts High School, 10/24/22
· Jean Kuczka, 61 years old
· Alexzandria Bell, 15 years old
Ingraham High School, 11/8/22
· Ebenezer Haily, 17 years old
Jones High School, 11/12/22
· Gamaine Patrick Brown, 19 years old
On November 30, the Department of Homeland Security posted a bulletin stating, “The United States remains in a heightened threat environment.” The bulletin explains schools are still targets of potential violence. With that being said, we need to make every effort to strengthen schools nationwide to not allow another school shooting to occur. With the new year around the corner, this should continue to be the goal to keep our schools safe. KDNFS is here to provide that protection through our School Security System.
The KDNFS School Security System was specifically developed and custom-designed for Pre-K through 12th-grade educational environments. Our tested and proven system is highly regarded by educators, law enforcement agencies, parent-teacher associations, the community, and school boards.
KDNFS is a privately owned, bonded, and fully insured company comprised of credentialed and experienced law-enforcement experts. We set the standard in school security and all of our professional Security Specialists have more than 20 years of experience. To learn more about how KDNFS can protect you from senseless violence, contact us at info@kdnfs.com or (609) 635-5037.
