Houston Matters
Program Gives Santa Fe Students A Place To Be Safe, And To Cope
Posted on · More than a year after the Santa Fe school shooting, Houston Matters visits a pilot program for teenagers there.
Posted on · More than a year after the Santa Fe school shooting, Houston Matters visits a pilot program for teenagers there.
Posted on · On Friday's Houston Matters: One year after the shooting at Santa Fe High School, we share some stories of families directly affected by the tragedy.
Posted on · One year and seven surgeries after Sarah Salazar nearly died in her art classroom, she's still struggling to manage the deep physical and emotional trauma she suffered that day.
Posted on · "Every day is the same. You wake up feeling the same way every day. And, again, it doesn't get better."
Posted on · State lawmakers from the Santa Fe area want schools to have active shooter plans and more mental health resources. They’re also keeping gun control off the table.
Posted on · News 88.7 examined one such case in Greater Houston, when a ninth grader at a local high school threatened to put bombs in the cafeteria in February, 2017.
Posted on · Several speakers protested how the district handled the most recent security scare, when two students were disciplined for allegedly threatening text messages.
Posted on · Media outlets reported several students at Taylor High School overheard their classmates allegedly talking about using explosives and firearms.
Posted on · "There’s nothing that could have truly prepared me for going back in a classroom setting," a student says
Posted on · The Santa Fe school district also plans to have mental health teams on campus throughout the year.
Posted on · Ten people died and 13 were injured inside Santa Fe High School on May 18
Posted on · Trustees earlier this month approved spending at least $1.5 million for increased security
Posted on · The Houston Chronicle reports that all changed on May 18, when a gunman killed 10 people and wounded 13
Posted on · The school board still needs to approve the installation.
Posted on · The school district says says it’s working with the Santa Fe Strong ‘Safety and Security Committee’ along with District stakeholders to develop recommendations to keep students and staff there safe