He said every time there is an incident, they re-evaluate their safety plans. RELATED: IMPD: Ben Davis suspect gave gun to 14-year-old accused in shooting, attempted carjacking | Man charged in shooting outside Ben Davis High school football game out on bond with GPS monitoring He said that measure helps deter students.īutts also addressed the shooting incident that happened in the parking lot outside of a football game at Ben Davis High School last season, saying they found breaches in their fence and have since fixed it. We do not do metal detectors for every student every day, but we have a safe entry program that is randomized," said Butts. "At our secondary schools we have a safe entry program. They also have protective film on all of the windows so people can't see in. Jeff Butts with Wayne Township Schools says they have several cameras at all of their schools.
Teachers and administrative staff have key cards to enter but still have to type in a pass code. Every person has to buzz in at the entrance and then a secretary asks a series of questions before granting them access to the building. "Any visitor that comes up, we need to know why they're here - we can see who that is and really find out the reason for their visit before we open those doors and allow them into out secure environment."Īt Avon High School every door is locked, including the entrances. "You have to be willing to put your safety in front of others, especially when it pertains to students and kids," he said. "You can't ever jeopardize safety and security for convenience," said Officer Richard Craig, the lead resource officer for Avon schools.Ĭraig said he knows parents trust in schools to keep kids safe while they're in the classroom. Locally, many things are being done to ensure the safety of your kids when they step foot into school.Ĭameras and school resource officers are only a few of the measures being taken at Avon and Wayne Township Schools.
INDIANAPOLIS- The tragedy in Texas has parents across the country questioning safety in our schools.
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