After Uvalde, Arizona schools balance hard and soft deterrents to attacks - Cronkite News

With little hope that state lawmakers will pass gun-control measures in the wake of the latest school shooting, Arizona educators find themselves balancing the competing goals of hardening schools while making them welcoming places.

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