Christian County School Superintendent Chris Bentzel says making sure students do not bring any type of weapons on the school campus remains a top safety priority for the district.
Bentzel says he and fellow administrators are still talking with people about the incident that resulted in no injuries when a Hopkinsville High School student brought a handgun to school Monday, February 6.
click to download audioBentzel adds the purchase of new weapons detection devices will help add a layer of protection for students and staff.
click to download audioBentzel says additional measures are needed to maintain student safety.
click to download audioHe adds a good relationship between students and teachers is essential to spot any potential threats.
click to download audioBentzel says the rules concerning weapons extend beyond the interior of the school buildings.
click to download audioMonday, February 6, a Hopkinsville High School student produced a handgun, then threw the gun on the roof of the school. He was later taken into custody by law enforcement officials. Thursday a student was arrested and charged after several weapons were found inside his vehicle during a routine search.
