As Denver students return to class for the new school year, so do armed police
DENVER — When children return to Denver classrooms on Monday, at least 14 armed officers will join them at campuses across the city — one of the most significant changes
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DENVER — When children return to Denver classrooms on Monday, at least 14 armed officers will join them at campuses across the city — one of the most significant changes
When children return to Denver classrooms on Monday, at least 14 armed officers will join them at schools across the city.
At least 14 school resource officers will be at campuses across the city, one of the most significant changes since the shooting at East High School five months ago, overturning a three-year-old policy which had previously removed the officers.
The new safety chief for Denver Public Schools starts on Monday. Greg Cazzell recently sat down with Denver7 to talk about his priorities, including whether administrators should pat down students.
After months of searching, Denver Public Schools is getting a new chief of climate and safety next month. Greg Cazzell will start at a pivotal time as the district develops a long-term safety plan.