The topic of arming school employees has been brought up throughout the past few weeks. In Keller, it’s far from a sure thing. But for now, it’s a part of a broader conversation.
The police chief for Keller police will brief the town council Tuesday about safety at Keller ISD schools.
Keller ISD leaders are discussing a wide range of safety and security protocols following the mass school shooting in Uvalde. Right now, Keller ISD has officers on every high school campus as well as security. But officers aren’t in middle or elementary school campuses. "Where I sit is a very challenging position," said Kevin Kinley, Keller ISD’s Director of Safety and Security. "I have to make sure that 40,000 people get home safe every day."
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