Chapman says the idea for creating this came from friends and family constantly asking him for tips each time a school shooting happened on how to keep their children safe.
Michael Chapman, the founder of Student Survival Training, says the goal is to help as many people as possible. He says that with school mass shootings happening so frequently, he wanted to make sure people knew what to do, so he put his class online and made sure parts of it were free.
“Once the parents kind of knows what goes into it and how to better prepare kids, themselves, they will have a more sense of confidence and less fear and anxiety around this subject,” Chapman said.With so many, Chapman says, he wanted to keep his advice simple and easy to remember:2. When you’re running and you need to take cover, find a spot behind something that is thick but do not choose the wrong place.3.
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