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Student with gun reignites Gresham High School safety concerns

Portland, ORLocal News

The recent discovery of a gun on the premises of Gresham High School has reignited safety discussions within the community. A student was found in possession of the firearm, leading to widespread alarm among parents and educators alike. In response, concerned parents are gearing up to attend the upcoming school board meeting to demand accountability and clarity regarding the school's safety protocols. The incident has highlighted ongoing issues surrounding school security, prompting a reevaluation of existing measures. Parents are particularly anxious to learn how school officials plan to address these safety concerns and what preventative steps will be implemented moving forward.

This event has not only affected the immediate school community but has also drawn attention to the broader context of student safety in educational institutions. As the school board meeting approaches, the community's focus remains on ensuring a secure learning environment for all students. The outcome of these discussions could significantly influence future safety policies at Gresham High School.

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