RAPTOR will keep the bad guys out, and now new doors at all Highland Park ISD campuses will keep kids inside in case of an emergency.
The district’s board of trustees approved a $770,000 expenditure last night to pay for new interior doors and door hardware so that, when campuses go on lockdown, rooms inside buildings can remain secure. It’s called “secure-in-place,” and can help keep students and staff safe in the event of an intruder.
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