Arizona Superintendent of Public Instruction to announce new school safety plan
PHOENIX - Arizona Superintendent of Public Instruction Tom Horne announced a plan to add more armed safety officers in schools.
The new program, according to a statement released by Horne's office, will ensure that 138 law enforcement officers will be placed in public schools throughout Arizona's 11 counties.
"This initiative will mean that all 301 positions funded in the school safety program will be filled despite a pervasive officer shortage," read a portion of the statement
Horne has made it a priority to get more armed uniformed officers in schools during the entire school day.
Arizona top educator plans to add armed officers to schools
Arizona Superintendent of Public Instruction Tom Horne announced a plan to add more armed safety officers in schools. The new program, according to a statement released by Horne's office, will ensure that 138 law enforcement officers will be placed in public schools throughout Arizona's 11 counties.