"DAVID UNSWORTH: Data on mass shootings at school don’t live up to the hysteria.
Yes, but they aren’t as conducive to youth indoctrination and voter registration.--by Stephen GreenSince March of 1998, there have been 298 people killed in school shootings in the United States, or 14.9 deaths a year. Put another way, in a typical year in the United States in the past two decades, 35 states would not even have a single school shooting death, while the other 15 would have only one.
...Given that over the past 118 years, 4.7 people per year have died at the hands of school shootings, and 14.9 per year over the past 20, perhaps there are more serious issues that they should worry about.
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