Eddie Eagle Program

Eddie Eagle is a National Rifle Association-sponsored presentation given to children kindergarten through fourth grade. It teaches children the four basic principles of what to do if they see a dangerous weapon. Those principles are: (1) Stop; (2) Don’t touch; (3) Leave the area; and (4) Tell an adult. We currently teach this program to all kindergartners and second graders during our Child Safety Education program.

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