St. Francis School Teaches Gun Safety, Empathy
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At St. Francis Seraph School in Cincinnati, third graders and up are learning crucial skills to de-escalate fights and stay safe around guns, as they navigate through rough neighborhoods and encounter firearms daily. The schools programs, led by Principal Jineen Enneking and instructor Ewing, aim to empower students with real-life skills and foster strong relationships before high school. A seventh graders personal story highlights the daily fears these kids face, while experts and students emphasize the importance of addressing mental health struggles and changing gun culture. The schools approach turns exposure into empowerment, equipping young ones to break the cycle and step stronger into the future.
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