Submitted by bfadmin on Thu, 12/20/2012 - 22:43
Everyone agrees that safety training is important for our schools, but in an active killer situation, the emergency response must happen fast to save lives.
This is why Buckeye Firearms Foundation has launched a program called FASTER to provide violence response training to teachers and administrators. FASTER stands for Faculty/Administrator Safety Training and Emergency Response.
Submitted by bfadmin on Wed, 09/21/2016 - 10:35
It was another great turn out at Dillon Sportsman Center, in Nashport, Ohio for the 8th Annual Buckeye Youth Shoot. This event, open to all youth with a passion for shooting sports, is held each year on the second weekend in September with registration opening in June of the same year.
Submitted by bfadmin on Thu, 09/08/2016 - 15:42
by Chad D. Baus
WLWT (NBC Cincinnati) was given access to a FASTER class this summer, and the resulting coverage has been given nationwide attention.
In the report, entitled "Confronting deadly school violence: Teaching teachers how to shoot back," WLWT News 5 investigative reporter Todd Dykes provides an extensive look at Buckeye Firearms Foundation's Faculty/Administrator Safety Training and Emergency Response, or FASTER, program.
Submitted by bfadmin on Tue, 08/09/2016 - 13:04
Editor's Note: The following article has been featured at TheBlaze.com. Republished with permission of the author.
by Laura Carno
Submitted by bfadmin on Wed, 08/03/2016 - 14:38
by Chad D. Baus
WHIO (CBS Dayton) is reporting that the Mad River Local Schools, located in the Dayton suburb of Riverside, has joined school districts in a total of 63 counties across the state by implementing a comprehensive safety that includes an armed response team inside the school.
According to the report, the plan that was studied for over a year. Trained persons will have access to firearms in all school buildings in the Mad River School District.
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