We are all aware of the horrific events that have taken place in several schools over the past several years. As we think about the events and the effect it has had on perhaps thousands of children, families and friends of those who fell victim as well as the families, and friends of the individuals who committed the unforgettable acts.

As we ponder these questions, we can't help but think - how could this have been prevented? What could we have done differently? And perhaps most scary - why didn't we see this coming?

I doubt there is much we can do to stop every action of this nature in the future, but we can certainly take action to stop some, and perhaps remold children who are headed down the wrong path with early recognition and identification of "at risk" and "high risk" kids. Saving one child would make the Security Database^© worthwhile.

This Security Database^© is a huge step in the right direction. The Security Database^© primary goal is to gather data and have database that will keep everyone on the same page - school administration, school security, local authorities, counselors, etc. In addition, there are a number of reports designed to identify frequent violators so that correction action can be taken before issues get out of hand. The reports will also provide information to the proper individuals who can identify "at risk kids" or potential "high risk kids" early so correction action can be taken before the unthinkable happens.

Perhaps clarification of our definitions would be helpful: "High risk kids" are those who are identified as having the potential to do harm to themselves or others. While these numbers are small, if they can be identified early, the proper focus can be placed on them before any harm comes to them or others. "At risk kids" are young people headed down the wrong path. This may be one of greatest benefits of our Security Database^© is the early identification of "at risk kids." Early identification of a young person headed in the wrong direction is critical. Early identification of "at risk kids" will provide guidance counselors, parents, and other timely and valuable information to take corrective action early. Just imagine what this could mean to a young person, a family, or community - turning a young person headed down the wrong path on to a path of personal development and success.

Security Database^© has been developed in a friendly and flexible database. If needed, adjustments can be made to the application to meet your specific requirement or needs.

Let us show you how our Security Database^© can benefit your children and school.