Safety Concerns Addressed By School, Police Officials At Symposium

March 30, 2018 School Board

FTPD Lt. Phil Rizzo, Sgt. Mark Reiner, Lt. Greg Borlan, Chief Richard Grammar and schools Superintendent John Ravally (left to right) at the Safety Symposium held March 29 at Franklin Middle School.

The idea of putting metal detectors in township schools “is not off the table,” a crowd of about 100 people was told March 29 at the township Safety Symposium held at Franklin Middle School.

In response to a question from a township resident, schools Superintendent John Ravally said that the idea of putting some kind of metal detection – whether it’s metal detectors or “wands” – is still being discussed by school officials.

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