Published report: 2 more New Jersey school districts to add armed security
Howell Township and Middle Township have approved plans to place armed officers in school buildings, according to NJ Advance Media.
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Jun 17, 2022, 9:48 AM
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Updated 918 days ago
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11h agoHowell Township and Middle Township have approved
plans to place armed officers in school buildings, according to NJ Advance
Media.
The districts join a growing list of municipalities
across New Jersey making plans to increase security or add armed police officers
to schools.
The announcement come in the wake of the school shooting
in Texas.
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