US EditionFairfax County Will Pilot Weapons Detection in High Schools This Spring
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Fairfax County Will Pilot Weapons Detection in High Schools This Spring
After spring break, Fairfax County Public Schools will begin pilot testing a weapons detection system at its high schools, Superintendent Michelle Reid said in an email to parents Thursday. FCPS will deploy 15 Open Gate devices to a randomly selected high school or secondary school in the division. The devices are similar to metal detectors but are more sensitive, making them more likely to alert security to a possible weapon but less likely to …
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