The idea behind the project is to identify those individuals in the K-12 school system that have been deemed at risk of committing an act of violence.
GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. — Michigan State University is at the forefront of an initiative aimed at preventing youth targeted violence.
It’s through a project called Prevent 2 Protect.
The idea behind the project is to identify those individuals in the K-12 school system that have been deemed at risk of committing an act of violence.
They are then referred to mental health professionals at m-s-u for a holistic assessment.