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In this episode, Bob talks with Andy Beaton, assistant superintendent for ISD 622. Andy shares how he implemented a weapons detection system in his district. He talks about the incident that prompted him to explore this option, as well as the challenges and considerations involved in implementing such a system. He also highlights the importance of communication and buy-in from leadership and staff in successfully implementing the system. Andy goes into detail about the implementation of a weapons detection system in a high school and explains the process of setting up the system and the steps taken to make it run smoothly. He talks about the need for leaders to believe in the importance of such a system, the need for conversations with the community, and the willingness to take risks. He also encourages others to visit their schools and see the system in action.
By Bob McDowellIn this episode, Bob talks with Andy Beaton, assistant superintendent for ISD 622. Andy shares how he implemented a weapons detection system in his district. He talks about the incident that prompted him to explore this option, as well as the challenges and considerations involved in implementing such a system. He also highlights the importance of communication and buy-in from leadership and staff in successfully implementing the system. Andy goes into detail about the implementation of a weapons detection system in a high school and explains the process of setting up the system and the steps taken to make it run smoothly. He talks about the need for leaders to believe in the importance of such a system, the need for conversations with the community, and the willingness to take risks. He also encourages others to visit their schools and see the system in action.