Since the shooting at Santana High School, which left two dead and 13 injured, administrators at many campuses have told teachers to get to know their kids and be especially sensitive to possible problems or warning signs. After the Granite Hills shooting, that call was repeated. Michelle Zuckor, whose son, Bryan, was killed March 5 in the school shooting at Santana High School in Santee, said schools need to take more precautions to better control who gets on campus. That's what I think should solve it. Times have changed.
People have to know that.
They have to be more strict. It's important to remember, experts say and statistics show, that despite the recent shootings, schools remain one of the safest places. But police want to make them safer. Experts say campuses are too vast and there are far too many ways for a gunman to get in for metal detectors to be effective. And stationing an officer on each public school campus on a regular basis is an expensive proposition.