Title: United States school shootings and firearm incidents, 1990-present - Ballotpedia
Headings: United States school shootings and firearm incidents, 1990-present
United States school shootings and firearm incidents, 1990-present
Quick facts
School shootings overview
School shootings, 1990 - Present
School shootings by region
Illinois
Indiana
Iowa
Michigan
Minnesota
Missouri
Nebraska
Ohio
South Dakota
Wisconsin
See also
External links
Footnotes
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Content: Contents
1 Quick facts
2 School shootings overview
3 School shootings by region
4 Midwest
4.1 Illinois
4.2 Indiana
4.3 Iowa
4.4 Michigan
4.5 Minnesota
4.6 Missouri
4.7 Nebraska
4.8 Ohio
4.9 South Dakota
4.10 Wisconsin
5 Northeast
5.1 Connecticut
5.2 Massachusetts
5.3 New Hampshire
5.4 New Jersey
5.5 New York
5.6 Pennsylvania
5.7 Rhode Island
5.8 Vermont
6 South
6.1 Alabama
6.2 Arkansas
6.3 District of Columbia
6.4 Florida
6.5 Georgia
6.6 Kentucky
6.7 Louisiana
6.8 Maryland
6.9 Mississippi
6.10 North Carolina
6.11 Oklahoma
6.12 South Carolina
6.13 Tennessee
6.14 Texas
6.15 Virginia
7 West
7.1 Alaska
7.2 Arizona
7.3 California
7.4 Colorado
7.5 Hawaii
7.6 Idaho
7.7 Montana
7.8 Nevada
7.9 New Mexico
7.10 Oregon
7.11 Utah
7.12 Washington
7.13 Wyoming
7.14 See also
7.15 External links
7.16 Footnotes
Quick facts
The breakdown of regional gun violence in K-12 schools is as follows: Midwest: 61 incidents of gun violence, which resulted in 35 fatalities and 82 injuries
Deadliest incident: Red Lake High School massacre on March 21, 2005, where 16-year-old Jeffrey Weise killed five fellow students, one teacher, and a security guard before killing himself. Northeast: 31 incidents of gun violence, which resulted in 47 fatalities and 40 injuries
Deadliest incident: Sandy Hook Elementary School massacre on December 14, 2012, where 20-year-old Adam Lanza killed 20 children and 6 adults before taking his own life. South: 132 incidents of gun violence, which resulted in 100 fatalities and 197 injuries
Deadliest incident: Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School shooting on February 14, 2018, where a former student killed 17 people and wounded at least a dozen others before being arrested by police.