Board discusses metal detectors for enhanced school safety


Robert Taiani Vice President | William Floyd School District

At the Board of Education meeting on October 29, 2024, school safety was the main topic of discussion. The focus was on installing metal detectors at all designated entrances in K-12 schools. This measure aims to enhance security for students and staff.

The meeting featured presentations from Officer McVeigh of the Suffolk County Police Department Homeland Security Section and Michael Stam, Director of Security for the William Floyd School District. Their insights contributed to understanding the importance and implementation of increased security measures.

"The safety and security of students and staff is and will continue to be the number one priority," stated officials at the meeting.

A full video recording of the session is available for those interested. Inquiries can be directed via email to publicrelations@wfsd.k12.ny.us.

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