In question three, socioeconomic level was queried. While 64% of participants continued to respond with “not a problem,” as can be seen in Table 6, there was a noticeable increase in the respondents that indicated that socio-economic level was a minor, 13%, to a moderate, 14%, factor in regard to incidents of school violence. There were 13 respondents that replied that socio-economic level was a serious factor. The results from the Class 3A respondents revealed that socioeconomic level is more of a factor in medium sized schools than in the other size classifications, indicated by the higher numbers in the critical and serious categories.