This has got to change. Hopefully, I can convince the school board to initiate this change. First, I'll inform the board of how sprinkler systems can protect the lives of students, faculty, and property during a fire. When a fire breaks out within a school, a fire sprinkler will immediately activate, preventing the rapid spread of the fire that could trap and possibly kill occupants within the building. I can't see why school board members wouldn't decide to take such a simple step to protect the invaluable lives of their students.
Sprinkler systems can also help to protect against property damage.
By inhibiting the fire from spreading through the room, sprinklers can save valuables from being consumed by intense fire and heat. No school wants to worry about the exorbitant repair costs required after an uncontrollable fire has swept through the building. However, the majority of people decide against the installation of fire sprinklers because of a number of misconceptions they have about sprinkler systems. You should make sure to clear up these misunderstandings for the audience. Sprinklers in each room react individually to an increase in temperature.