What Schools Won’t Say About Student Safety
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What Schools Won’t Say About Student Safety
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About this listen
What happens when the systems meant to protect our children—schools, police and policymakers—fail to do so?
In this week’s episode, I sit down with Angelique Paige, founder of the Vernon Eddins Jr. Foundation, for a powerful conversation on youth violence, bullying prevention, and what real safety in schools should look like.
Angelique’s story is rooted in unimaginable loss—her 14-year-old son, Vernon Eddins Jr., was shot and killed on the steps of his junior high school. But her response? A movement built on prevention, healing, and the radical belief that every child deserves to be safe.
We’re diving deep into:
- Why school policies often fail to protect students in real-life situations
- The critical difference between response and prevention
- How to equip students with tools to resolve conflict and build empathy
- What educators, parents and leaders actually need to support youth
- How Trump’s 2025 agenda is putting our children at even greater risk
This episode is for anyone who believes our kids deserve better—and is ready to fight for it.
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