Source: The Washington Post / Getty
The Baltimore City school board will to reconsider arming school police days after a shooting inside Frederick Douglass High School.
According to FOX45, A spokeswoman for the district says they are expected to discuss it at a Tuesday board meeting.
“I think it’s showing that the school system is taking the precaution, the measures to safeguard staff and students. I think there’s an outcry for that, there has always been an outcry, but I think it’s louder now that we have an incident to refer back to…to say hey, we had a shooting in a school in Baltimore City.”
The bill was withdrawn last month when the board voted against arming school police.
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