Students, parents at Gresham High School voice safety concerns after gun incident

Portland, ORLocal News

In the wake of alarming gun-related incidents, the Gresham High School community is rallying to address safety concerns directly with the school board. Students, parents, and teachers are voicing their demands for enhanced security measures, accountability, and a commitment to student safety. The recent events have sparked discussions about the adequacy of current protocols and the responsibility of district administration in ensuring a secure environment. The teachers' union is actively supporting these concerns, emphasizing the importance of a safe learning space for both students and educators. This situation is particularly timely, as it resonates with national conversations about school safety and gun violence.

Community members are calling for immediate action, including clearer communication between the school and parents regarding safety protocols. Gresham High School's challenges reflect a larger trend affecting schools across the country, where safety has become a pressing issue. The outcome of these discussions will likely influence future policies and practices in the school district.

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