Warrick County Revisiting School Security
By: Michael C. Fehn
Updated: January 30, 2013
Warrick County leaders are taking another look at their emergency
response plan. The move comes less than a week after online threats
prompted the lock down of Castle High School.
On Tuesday, officials met in a closed door meeting to discuss possible improvements. Some potential areas of action include communication between schools, and making sure every school follows protocol.
Superintendent Brad Schneider believes every Warrick County school is safe, but also realizes that can change in an instant.
Schneider also touted the success of the school's one-call system, which he says kept parents in the loop as to what was happening.
On Tuesday, officials met in a closed door meeting to discuss possible improvements. Some potential areas of action include communication between schools, and making sure every school follows protocol.
Superintendent Brad Schneider believes every Warrick County school is safe, but also realizes that can change in an instant.
Schneider also touted the success of the school's one-call system, which he says kept parents in the loop as to what was happening.
