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Private schools, like in Wisconsin shooting, are responsible for their security. Here鈥檚 how they try to protect students

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When a student carried out a shooting at Abundant Life Christian School this week, there was no school resource officer on site. And when six people were killed last year at another private Christian school in Nashville, there wasn鈥檛 one either.

While school resource officers are not the only way to secure a school, and best practices to keep students safe on campus are similar among all schools in the United States, experts told CNN it can be challenging for some private schools to cover their security costs.

鈥淩arely do we see a circumstance where a private school is able to house a school resource officer and that鈥檚 for a variety of reasons. It鈥檚 something the private school would have to self-fund,鈥 said Mo Canady, executive director of the National Association of School Resource Officers, a nonprofit group of school-based security professionals.

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