Kim Gilmartin on How Drones Can Help Prevent School Shootings

This episode of the Dan Caplis Show is a must-listen for anyone concerned about school safety and the latest developments in the world of politics. From the potential dangers of school shooters to the controversy surrounding daylight savings time, this episode covers it all. The speaker discusses the innovative approach being taken by a new charter school in Douglas County, which is deploying advanced drone technology to protect kids against school shooters. This technology has the potential to be a game-changer in the fight against school violence, but it's not without its critics. The speaker also delves into the world of politics, discussing the upcoming address by President Trump on election integrity and the potential for new evidence to come to light. The episode also touches on the topic of daylight savings time, with some callers expressing their opposition to the idea of staying lighter later all year round. One caller even suggests that the decision should be put to a national vote, which could be a fascinating way to resolve the issue. Meanwhile, the speaker shares some heartwarming stories about kittens born under their porch, and the challenges of finding them new homes. If you're interested in learning more about the charter school's innovative approach to school safety, the latest developments in the world of politics, or the debate surrounding daylight savings time, tune in to this episode of the Dan Caplis Show. Kim Gilmartin is the founder and executive director of the Liberty Schools Initiative, a nonprofit that helps families and community leaders develop new charter school options. Over the past decade, she has helped plan, open, or launch seven classical charter schools across Colorado. She is a co-founder of Ascent Classical Academy Charter Schools and a co-founder and board vice chair of John Adams Academy of Douglas County. Kim is a longtime advocate for educational choice, classical education, and safe, excellent schools for families. In 2025, she was named Charter School Advocate of the Year by the Colorado League of Charter Schools.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.