Because any solution is better than sensible gun laws and greater mental health support for teens.
Because banning assault rifles couldn’t possibly be a better solution to stop gun violence in schools.Those who vehemently oppose any sane and proven measures to help lower gun violence stats — such as
The safe room folds out from a floor-to-ceiling classroom whiteboard that can expand in less than 10 seconds. The safe room can act as a ballistic shield for students and teachers in case of an active shooter. When expanded, it locks from the inside and can only be unlocked with a key. Lawmakers were in attendance for the big reveal of the safe room, such as Republican State Senator Garland Gudger and U.S. Republican Congressman Robert Aderholt, both showing support for the idea.
“If we can show the state and the country, this is what we can do, then maybe we can pick up funding to where every school can have one of these or multiple rooms like this,” said Kallhoff. “We're always thinking how can we keep our kids safe and allow our teachers to teach and do what they are paid to do.”
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