The Santa Fe district's video follows the "run, hide, fight" security strategy supported by the U.S. Department of Homeland Security, the report says.

"In the video, students barricade doors and engage in a classroom discussion about how to fight back if necessary with improvised weapons like scissors or a laptop. Students are warned they may need to flee school grounds, with overhead video footage that shows a school situated within a residential neighborhood," the report says.

According to the report, New Mexico gives its public schools autonomy over safety strategies and emergency drills, while relaying guidance on active-shooter scenarios from federal authorities at the U.S. Education and Homeland Security departments. Written safety strategies are filed with the Public Education Department every three years.