In response to Missouri Senate Bill 75, officers with the Grandview Police Department provided active shooter/intruder training to all Grandview C-4 School District staff June 3 inside Grandview High School. During the day-long exercises, staff participated in a number of possible active shooter/intruder scenarios.
Members of the Grandview Police Department, Grandview Fire Department and school district staff assessed each drill and provided results and feedback. “We wanted to talk about what went well and what areas needed improvement,” Rodgers said.
SB 75 requires all schools in Missouri to implement active shooter/intruder training programs. In April, several C-4 staff members and Grandview police officers took part in an active shooter training and drill development workshop, sponsored by the Center for Education Safety, the Missouri School Boards’ Association (MSBA) and the Missouri School Resource Officers’ Association, to prepare for the drill.
Members of the Grandview Police Department, Grandview Fire Department and school district staff assessed each drill and provided results and feedback. “We wanted to talk about what went well and what areas needed improvement,” Rodgers said.
SB 75 requires all schools in Missouri to implement active shooter/intruder training programs. In April, several C-4 staff members and Grandview police officers took part in an active shooter training and drill development workshop, sponsored by the Center for Education Safety, the Missouri School Boards’ Association (MSBA) and the Missouri School Resource Officers’ Association, to prepare for the drill.
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