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Wilson: Schools need community help on safety
Parents seek answers on police presence, Run, Hide, Fight
W School Safety meeting
Tammy Faircloth asks about provisions for special needs students in the instance of an active shooter situation as Bulloch County Schools superintendent Charles Wilson hosts a community forum to take questions about school safety in light of national and local incidents. Faircloth has a granddaughter who attends Southeast Bulloch Middle School.
The schools need the community’s help to keep children safe, Bulloch County Schools Superintendent Charles Wilson told concerned adults gathered Tuesday evening in the Southeast Bulloch High School cafeteria. In his opening and closing remarks, Wilson expressed the difficulty of the situation, as the schools confront some threats and rumors that have occurred locally as well as the national horror of school shootings. In between, parents and grandparents told him their concerns and asked questions.
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