MONROE, MI — The Monroe County Sheriff’s Office, local law enforcement, the D.A.R.E. Board, and superintendents from nine local school districts have announced the official launch of the Eddie Eagle GunSafe program in Monroe County schools. This collaborative effort brings a time-tested firearm accident prevention curriculum to classrooms, aiming to equip children with essential safety knowledge in a non-political, age-appropriate format. Developed by a diverse task force of educators, psychologists, law enforcement officers, and firearm safety experts, the Eddie Eagle program has been promoting gun safety since 1988. The core message is simple and direct: Stop! Don’t touch. Run away. Tell…

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