As students and staff members head back to the classroom, district leaders tell WRTV their top priority is school safety.
"We're always studying what goes on around the nation. We're trying to keep up on what threat trends are happening," Lt. Adam Miller, Carmel Police Department, said.
The summer is a busy time for the unit. Officers host youth academies and attend training and conferences. Another step being taken to improve safety in Carmel school buildings focuses on upgrading the quantity and quality of surveillance cameras. "So we now have a total of eight. We also use canine searches as well as metal detector wanding both as a random or as needed basis and all of our schools," Emily Lemay, Decatur Township's Director of Student and Family Engagement said."So, the purpose of the policy is to prevent anyone from bringing any unsafe or unnecessary item into our schools," Lemay said.
For Lt. Miller, in Carmel, the chance to bond with students when they aren't in trouble is what drew him to the unit. We have full time Noblesville Police Department SROs in all of our schools and also use safety dogs to detect firearms and drugs. Metropolitan School District of Lawrence Township Q: Are there any new policies or procedures students will need to go through when arriving and leaving school as it relates to safety?
A: Prior to last school year we, like many school districts in Indiana, implemented Standard Response Protocol [acsc.net]. This includes nationally-recognized training, processes, procedures, and signage that are supported by the Indiana School Safety Specialists Association.
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