Stoneman Douglas forcing students to wear only clear backpacks

Employees of Douglas High School of Marjory Stoneman, Florida oblige all students to wear clear backpacks only on campus, as Broward County Public Scheops conduct a new set of security measures.

Police Secretary Robert Lancy said in a Wednesday letter the new rules came after the recent "survey of the efforts to strengthen the school campus and strengthen regional security protocols".

In addition to the fact that students must wear a clear backpack, the Miami Herald report will be provided by the school district and the student must also wear an ID card on the Stoneman Douglas campus.

After the genocide by former student Nikolas Cruz on February 14, the teacher said the staff sent an e-mail informing them that Cruz should not be allowed to carry backpacks on campus.

Other security measures include "always" locking the classroom doors, frequently closing the doors, "periodic preparation and response training regularly for teachers and students".

The "agreement and frequency" of the exercise will soon be evaluated as a law enforcement agency, and the school district security camera system will be upgraded across Broward County, but active shooting training of "Red Code" will continue.

The new rules will be effective the first week of April when the students return from the spring vacation

A letter citing a recent school security bulletin signed by Governor Florida Governor Rickscott is because such security measures are now available in the school district. This bill allocates $ 400 million to school safety and mental health measures

According to Lancy's letter, the bill also plans to offer $ 8.5 million to Broward County schools to appoint at least one school resource officer at each school beginning next year.

According to Herald, the school district is still "seeking a plan to integrate student and staff entry points, including the use of metal detectors and perhaps permanent metal detectors."

This letter was issued the next day when the investigator Moose Scalotti of the Broward County Sheriff office stopped suspiciously asleep in the car when it was supposed to patrol 1,200 Stone Douglas buildings.

After the report was discontinued, Scott proposed to send eight Florida road tours to the high school for further safety - the area accepted the offer

Students of Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School are not impressed by the new security measures of their school. In six weeks after Gunman killed 17 people at a school in Parkland, Florida, the students were given an obvious backpack to prevent someone bringing weapons inside the campus. Robert Rancy, the principal of Broward County Public Scool, announced a new policy last month when archer brothers were on campus and two students were accused of bringing a knife to the school grounds. Runcie also said students will receive identification cards that they need to wear and school districts are considering setting up metal detectors.

It is said that when Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School students returned today in spring break, they must wear a clear backpack and ID card. Valentine 's Day, a campus in Parkland, Florida, became one of the largest school shooting in the United States and new guidelines were drafted to prevent massive violence. Other school districts like Ennis Independent near Dallas recently decided to ban opaque school bags. However, this trend is not new. Indeed, in 2014, an article on the local administration of the official school website had a clear debate about the backpack. School districts including the Dallas Independent University and the Chicago Public School are obliged to wear clear or mesh bags after using teen guns and knives several times.

Springman Douglas High's administrative department issues transparent backpacks essential to students after spring break. One of the most obvious reasons that transparent backpacks are not loved by students is that they violate privacy. For example, many female students expressed concern about carrying mats and tampons to transparent backpacks that other students can clearly see. One of the students, 17 - year - old Carly Novell, when she came to school with a plastic lunch bag, the security guard told her to clean it up. On the contrary, she just went to class and there were no school protests. Small loopholes such as transparent backpacks and other luggage in baggage containing musical instruments and sporting goods provide space to protect student's privacy.