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Subject: This school is as secure as a fort.

All they need now is to teach the kids about CQC.

Is this not overkill?

[Edited on 12.20.2012 7:05 AM PST]

  • 12.20.2012 7:04 AM PDT

the CQC they will learn is just the watered down version I was taught...


By big boss

  • 12.20.2012 7:05 AM PDT

Posted by: AngryBrute1
Oh yeah, since somebody does not believe what YOU believe; that makes us vapid...
I cannot grasp that what you call "Something happened to nothing, and that nothing became something, and it was smaller than than a period."

Yes that seems a bit overkill, but their idea to protect students better is good.

  • 12.20.2012 7:09 AM PDT


Posted by: MashterChief117
the CQC they will learn is just the watered down version I was taught...


By big boss
We shall have an entire school of Spartan 2s in no time...

This is only the beginning.

  • 12.20.2012 7:09 AM PDT

Posted by: Recon Number 54
Use your head. The one on your shoulders. No really, just try. Please?

˙sɹǝʇndɯoɔ ɥʇıʍ pooƃ os ʇou ɯ,ı 'ǝɹǝɥ ʇǝƃ sıɥʇ pıp ʍoɥ 'lol

I really don't see how doors opening INTO the classroom are safe. For one, children inside during a fire would pile up on a door. For two, a door that opens inward is easier to kick down than a door that opens outward. Plus all those doors are either glass, or have windows large enough to stick a hand through and unlock the door.

Installing bullet resistant glass would just be a moronic waste of money. Instead of trying to find a scapegoat and spending money on physical prevention, they need to stop the underlying problems that push unstable people to become killers.

Bullet resistant glass is only useful on things that can move, or if you have armed guards right there with virtually no delay in response time. Might as well just go the 'hire veterans to guard schools' route for much cheaper security while giving jobless people a chance to work. You cannot win a game of "we will be ready this time" against people who act irrationally. You need to fix the ultimate problem, not the symptoms of the problem.

[Edited on 12.20.2012 7:19 AM PST]

  • 12.20.2012 7:10 AM PDT

Posted by: The Kangol Kid
It was then that I decided he really is like semen(everywhere) and I gave up on life.


zoobkillerninja <3

My daughter's school is like this but it's been like this, aside from the "security scan check at a little window before the second set of doors" thing. However, you have to go to the front office and state who you are, your child's name and why you're there... as well as sign in.

There are bulletproof doors already in place.

Why would anyone think this is overkill? Better safe than sorry and I see nothing wrong with school districts trying to make their school's as safe as they possibly can.

Thing is, like this school and my daughter's school, schools should already have safety measures in place.

[Edited on 12.20.2012 7:12 AM PST]

  • 12.20.2012 7:11 AM PDT


Posted by: spartanfornow
For two, a door that opens inward is easier to kick down than a door that opens outward.
Glad someone else noticed that.

  • 12.20.2012 7:12 AM PDT

There was an article I read yesterday about how turning schools into places like this is detrimental to the psychological health of students who attend.

It is an unwelcoming and intimidating environment.

  • 12.20.2012 7:18 AM PDT