A convicted sex offender attended an elementary school dance—unannounced to parents. Find out what happened and how to protect your child from this failure. In this hard-hitting episode of Screen Guardians Podcast, Katie and Kevin uncover a deeply disturbing incident that took place at an elementary school dance in the Blue Valley School District in Kansas. A convicted sex offender—released after serving 8 years for possession of child sexual abuse material—was allowed to attend a school event with zero warning to parents. He was even seen filming students at the event. Kevin, a child crimes investigator, breaks down the real risks, the statistics behind offender behavior, and why this scenario poses more danger than schools—or even the legal system—may admit. We discuss: Why the school's current safety policies fall short What the new policy says—and why it's still not enough What parents can do right now to advocate for safer schools How to check sex offender registries and ask the right questions before school events If you think this couldn't happen at your school—think again. This episode is a must-listen for any parent, teacher, or community leader serious about keeping kids safe. 📢 Share this episode, talk with your school, and speak up. Because silence helps predators. Awareness protects children. 🔗 Resources mentioned: Kansas Sex Offender Registry Tips for parent advocacy Safety policy breakdown

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