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Baldwin-Whitehall begins open-gate weapons-detection rollout; policy on first read
Summary
The district began implementing portable open-gate weapons-detection systems on Oct. 23 with staff training; trustees were shown a first-read policy on the use of weapons-detection equipment and a forthcoming administrative regulation addressing procedures and definitions.
The Baldwin-Whitehall School District told trustees it has begun using portable "open-gate" weapons-detection systems at designated entrances and event locations after staff training on Oct. 22.
"Implementation for the open gate weapons detection systems began on October 23," Superintendent Luke Lutz said, describing training for teachers, security and police and noting the system is designed to flag larger metallic items rather than…
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