World · North America · 3 hrs ago
School Shootings Have Fallen, but Gun Violence Remains Above Pre-Covid Levels
School shootings have fallen recently, but gun violence in schools is still above its pre-Covid level.
The figures concern gun violence in schools, though no specific country or school is identified.
One data scientist who tracks the violence says people have become more alert to warning signs of potential attacks.
That increased vigilance is encouraging, but the figures show the problem has not returned to its earlier level.
The story gives no details about the causes of the recent decline or the remaining gap.
It also does not say what steps may follow or when school gun violence might fall further.
School shootings have dropped lately, according to the article’s headline.
Gun violence remains above pre-Covid levels.
A data scientist who tracks gun violence in schools said he is encouraged.
He cited increased vigilance about spotting warning signs.
- Who
- A data scientist who tracks gun violence in schools.
- What
- School shootings have dropped lately, but gun violence remains above pre-Covid levels.
- When
- Lately; the comparison is with pre-Covid levels. Specific dates are not stated.
- Where
- Not stated.
- Why
- The data scientist is encouraged by increased vigilance about spotting warning signs.
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- School shootings
- Dropped lately
- Gun violence
- Remains above pre-Covid levels
- Data scientist
- Tracks gun violence in schools
- Warning signs
- Increased vigilance in spotting them is encouraging to the data scientist