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Protecting Private Schools and Faith-Based Communities

In this episode of the School Safety Today podcast, host Dr. Amy Grosso speaks with Adam Coughran, founder of Safe Kids, Inc., about how private and faith-based schools can build stronger safety cultures despite limited resources. The conversation covers how physical systems, community engagement, and shared knowledge must work together, and emphasizes reframing safety as student wellness rather than fear-based preparedness.

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By theresa.sullivan · Adam CoughranBuilding a Culture of Safety in SchoolsDr. Amy GrossoFaith-based School Security
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Key takeaways

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Effective school protection requires physical systems, community engagement, and safety knowledge to work in tandem.

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Safety culture is built through everyday awareness, clear communication, and shared responsibility—not fear.

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Private and faith-based schools can improve safety by identifying knowledgeable partners, simplifying resources, and connecting safety to student wellness.

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In this episode of School Safety Today, host Dr. Amy Grosso speaks with Adam Coughran, founder of Safe Kids, Inc., about how private and faith-based schools can strengthen safety practices despite limited resources.

KEY POINTS:

  1. Physical systems, community engagement, and knowledge must work together for effective protection
  2. Safety starts with everyday awareness, clear communication, and shared responsibility—not fear-based tactics
  3. Private schools benefit from identifying knowledgeable partners, simplifying resources, and reframing safety as student wellness

Adam Coughran is an industry leader in safety and security training for schools, businesses, and organizations. Adam is a veteran of Southern California law enforcement who utilized his expertise to found Safe Kids Inc. in 2016. He’s been recognized as one of the “Go-To” experts for national media outlets, appearing on NBC’s Today Show, ABC’s Good Morning America, FOX’s Nancy Grace, HLN’s MichaeLA, CBS This Morning, and numerous live interviews in addition to being a contributing author to Newsweek Magazine.

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Dr. Amy Grosso

Host, School Safety Today

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Dr. Amy Grosso serves as host of the School Safety Today podcast, presented by Raptor Technologies. She brings expertise in school safety leadership and student well-being to conversations with practitioners and industry experts.

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Adam Coughran

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Safe Kids, Inc.

Adam Coughran is a veteran of Southern California law enforcement who founded Safe Kids, Inc. in 2016. He is a recognized industry leader in safety and security training for schools, businesses, and organizations, and has appeared as an expert on NBC's Today Show, ABC's Good Morning America, CBS This Morning, and other national media outlets.