First my thoughts and prayers are with the families of the tragedy in Connecticut. Now I want your opinion.
As a security professional I was asked today what do I think is a solution to help eliminate this. I think first schools need to invest in better electronic security, such as advanced security cameras and access control systems that lets school officials monitor the activities inside and out...side of the school as well as who is entering and exiting.
In addition I think the schools need one or more security guards to properly handle and search visitors with a strict zero tolerance for allowing anyone in without properly being searched and checked.
The big question is how do we pay? My solution is schools may need to seriously look at corporate sponsorship. I'm not talking about Red Bull or things perceived to be bad for kids.
But businesses, services, recreational places that could invest enough money to help keep the children of today and the future safe. I also think schools with sports fields should start selling advertising plaques on the outfield wall of the baseball field for sidelines of the football field which will also help pay for the systems and people that will help keep our children safe.
I would love to hear anyone's comments or thoughts on my idea and would welcome a conversation whether you agree or disagree with my suggestion because I'm sure we all agree that finding a way to make things safer for our children as well as the teachers and staff that we entrust them to everyday is always of the utmost importance.
be identified making them unqualified to purchase or own guns. People who legally own guns (particularly those with children and/or those with family menbers with mental, etc. personality problems) should be required to keep them under lock and key (hear the hue and cry?) Illegal gun carrying penalties should be stiffened, license fees should be increased and schooling on gun handling should be mandatory. Assault weapons should be banned. And the obvious - legislation should be set in motion as soon as the Fiscal Cliff problem is history. LET's TAKE BACK THE JUNGLE. Grace
In any case, not necessarily a good option to have military units patrolling our streets to fight common crime.
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There are several small steps that would help a little. Look at the 7-11's and WaWa. Free coffee for the cops to lure them in. What would it take to draw cops to spend time at the schools? Free lunch? Free coffee? What I feel would work the best is several small things. Like ALL doors will need to be hardened. Slow down the room to room movement. Sectional fire doors that can close to seal off parts of the school. Do away with the 'gun free zone' status of schools. People would still need to check in and have business in the school. I can't enter the Simmons School since I don't have children there. I do have grandsons in a school in the Wind Gap area. As a grandparent I should be allowed to visit them. That introduces to the attack a level of uncertainty. Now they would not know who is carrying if any. Let's have the attackers do the worrying not the kids.