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3 comments:
These things happen because school officials do not take the time out to ensure the safety of students besides putting metal detectors and police officers in schools. To school officials such as the chancellor, if metal detectors do not solve the problem then nothing can.
teachers and other people who work in schools don't bother to look around and see whats going on. they just dont care so much...some school officials look like the only reason they are there is for their paycheck
they know the principal won't do nothing
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