Bay Area students invent device to help them survive school shootings
Four Bay Area high schoolers have created a device they’ve trained to detect gunshots and instantly send a map of the shooter’s location.
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Four Bay Area high schoolers have created a device they’ve trained to detect gunshots and instantly send a map of the shooter’s location.
Four Bay Area high schoolers have created a device they’ve trained to detect gunshots and instantly send a map of the shooter’s location.
San Jose-area high school students built and trained the artificial-intelligence device SIREN to detect gunshots and instantly communicate with students and staff at an affected school, along with the police department.
This school year, Palm Beach County Schools voted to expel 42 students for weapons violations. That figure is double more than any other year in the past five school years.
This school year, Palm Beach County Schools voted to expel 42 students for weapons violations. That figure is double more than any other year in the past five school years.