SPS responds to parents' questions about dangerous weapons at school
As students get underway with a new school year, some parents at Seattle Public Schools still have questions about the consequences of bringing dangerous weapons on campus.
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As students get underway with a new school year, some parents at Seattle Public Schools still have questions about the consequences of bringing dangerous weapons on campus.
"I worry about if people are using it to avoid critical thinking," said one SPS parent.
Seattle Public Schools (SPS) announced several security improvements to help decrease gun violence across the district.
Seattle Public Schools met with two parents to share some details about the campus safety and security upgrades that are underway.
A student died from an on-campus shooting in November and a gun was confiscated from a teenager on the same campus recently, resurfacing fears for many families.