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What about outdoor recess?! With all the concerns of indoor safety, are we and our kids safe out side anymore?!

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What about outdoor recess?! With all the concerns of indoor safety, are we and our kids safe out side anymore?!

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What about outdoor recess?! With all the concerns of indoor safety, are we and our kids safe out side anymore?!

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What about some sort of door blocker that we could install on the inside of the door?  Something a teacher could quickly install in the event of an actual shooter

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Add lights to notify a lockdown for gyms and cafeteria because we cannot hear announcements.

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We should have a metal detector.

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Lock down procedures clarified for recess

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Lock down procedures clarified for recess

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Teachers should have access to the PA system through our phones so we can call a lockdown if needed.

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Teachers should have access to the PA system through our phones so we can call a lockdown if needed.

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There should be a way to lock the fire doors between floors so the different levels could be more secure.

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There should be a way to lock the fire doors between floors so the different levels could be more secure.

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I think metal detectors could be a good idea in the future.  I have worked in a district where the high school has them at the entrance.  Not that it's an issue here but the way the world has turned...

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I remember when George Hula sat on a stool at the front door to protect us during the Mower incident---Maybe George can be our armed guard

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If police are able to interact with students (i.e.: guards in schools) and be a positive part of their lives, perhaps we will raise a generation that respects police.

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Not the total answer but gives a feeling of being safer

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Not the total answer but gives a feeling of being safer

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Clarify instructions for a lunch time lock down.

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Clarify instructions for a lunch time lock down.

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Have a school resource officer on staff. Use software to scan IDs for visitors - visitor management software.

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Active shooter drills, and drills during transitions. Practicing every possible scenario.

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Would students know what to do if a lockdown happened during transitions? In the cafeteria? If a senior is out to lunch and coming into the building?

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Safer classroom doors in the older sections of the building (smaller areas of glass, reinforced with metal mesh.)

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Other schools have done a drill where there is an "active shooter" this may add more credibility to students who do not take lockdowns seriously

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http://www.guns.com/2013/12/26/fire-extinguishers-effective-way-stop-school-shooters-says-media-expert/

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I have worked in other school districts that operated in a "fear" mode. I have enjoyed the fact that Richfield does not run  that way. Accepting the current status of the world, I hope we can find viable safety measures that don't require a constant state of anxiety.

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I have worked in other school districts that operated in a "fear" mode. I have enjoyed the fact that Richfield does not run  that way. Accepting the current status of the world, I hope we can find viable safety measures that don't require a constant state of anxiety.