Resources
The whitepaper, school-safety organizations, and source references.
Together for Tomorrow
October 1, 2019 · 24 printed pages · PBK and the TSSSC
Organizations
Texas School Safety Center →
Texas school-safety training and resources.
txssc.txstate.edu/The “I Love U Guys” Foundation →
Standard Response Protocol and Standard Reunification Method.
iloveuguys.org/Safe and Sound Schools →
School-safety education and resources.
www.safeandsoundschools.org/Crime Stoppers of Houston →
Student safety and reporting programs.
crime-stoppers.org/Texas Education Agency →
Texas education, facilities, and school-safety requirements.
tea.texas.gov/National Center for Education Statistics →
National education statistics.
nces.ed.gov/Centers for Disease Control and Prevention →
Youth violence prevention research.
www.cdc.gov/youth-violence/Center for Homeland Defense and Security →
Source of the report’s historical school shooting figure.
www.chds.us/Texas Legislature Online →
Texas legislation and bill records.
capitol.texas.gov/Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency →
Cybersecurity guidance and resources.
www.cisa.gov/Bibliography
- Jake Maher, Newsweek, August 20, 2019: Colorado schools and lockdown bathroom provisions. Article →
- National Center for Education Statistics, Fast Facts: enrollment. Source →
- David-Ferdon et al., 2016. A Comprehensive Technical Package for Prevention of Youth Violence and Associated Risk Behaviors. National Center for Injury Prevention and Control, CDC.
- Lorraine Boissoneault, Smithsonian, May 18, 2017: the 1927 school bombing. Article →
- Ohio History Central, Pontiac’s Rebellion. Original cited URL →
- Laura Santhanam and Larisa Epatko, PBS, September 11, 2018: changes since 9/11. Article →
- Governor Greg Abbott, School and Firearm Safety Action Plan, May 30, 2018. Plan →
- Strike First USA: historical fires and fire codes. Original cited URL →
- Texas SB 11, 86th Legislature, 2019. Source text cited in the report →
- Lara Sorokanich, Popular Mechanics, August 10, 2018: safer schools. Article →
Report page 22. Some original links may have moved; the report’s in-text reference numbers are inconsistent.