nts in close quarters with one another, but an adult trained in behavior management is always there to defuse conflicts and , if necessary, radio for assistance from the police or school administrators.(Hirano 4)
             It is very important to teach your kids safety skills. Kids dropped at their bus stop in full daylight remain at risk, even when an adult is nearby to receive the child. Parents and schools alike rely on the "buddy system," thinking this will keep kids safe. Children, parents and schools feel safer when kids travel in pairs. But this is a weak protective strategy, especially when predators have become so bold as to grab kids in full daylight. Parents and schools must decide together to take better care of the kids, including training kids on what to do when an abduction attempt occurs-scream, bite, kick and run! An adult supervised safety link from home to school and from school home is also needed. Predators must not be the only ones watching over kids walking to and from their school bus stops.(Kra
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