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How are you feeling about school safety as another school year begins?

As children head back to classrooms, TODAY wants to know how students, teachers and families are feeling about school safety.
Students return to school in California
A student gets a kiss from her mom during the first day of class on Tuesday, August 9, 2022.Paul Bersebach / Orange County Register via Getty Images
By Amy Eley

It was nearly three months ago that 21 victims, including 19 children, were killed at Robb Elementary School in Uvalde, Texas. In many parts of the country, the tragedy occurred toward the end of the school year. Even Robb Elementary was two days away from its last day before summer vacation.

So as families begin sending their children back to classrooms for the 2022-23 school year, TODAY wants to know how students, teachers and families are feeling about school safety.

Fill out the form below and your answers may be included in an upcoming story.

Amy Eley

Amy Eley is the assistant managing editor and oversees the West Cost digital team for TODAY.com, covering breaking news, what's happening in pop culture, those viral TikTok videos and everything in between. She's currently based in Colorado.

Experience

Amy’s been with TODAY.com since three days after she finished graduate school in 2013. She's covered breaking news, launched lifestyle verticals, taken readers to anchors’ homes (Al Roker’s kitchen remains a personal favorite), documented a surrogacy pregnancy, managed various editorial teams and even appeared on-air to tell America how to clean behind their refrigerators.

Expertise and Education

Amy graduated from CUNY's Graduate School of Journalism with a master's degree in journalism. Prior to that, she earned her bachelor's degree in Hawaii and worked for "Ski Racing" magazine.