The countdown to the first day of school continues, and many districts are finalizing projects designed to guarantee a safer, more secure school year. EmilyTencerTV
“Twenty years ago, you wouldn’t have suspected that somebody who entered a school had any other business than to come and take care of their student,” said Ben Horsley with the Granite School District.
“Now nobody can come in after the school day starts without coming in through the doorbell system,” explained Horsley. “To relocate the whole front office, we’re talking several million dollars worth of changes or enhancements to a building,” he said.
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