Since September 11, 2001, Americans have experienced a heightened sense of awareness and consciousness over the threat of terrorism against the United States. Terrorism experts agree that a terrorist attack on a school is a viable option for Al Qaeda and other terrorist organizations. In response to this threat, the National Association of School Resource Officers conducted a survey in May 2003 of 728 school resource officers regarding the threat of a terrorist event on a school campus and the level of preparedness of schools to a terrorist attack or other critical incident. This paper presents the summary findings from the survey.