SCOTTSDALE, AZ (AZFamily) — The Scottsdale Unified School District (SUSD), like other districts in the state and country, are trying to find solutions to a growing problem—school threats.
On Monday night, SUSD hosted a town hall about the issue at Chaparral High School. It’s the latest district to round up parents, teachers and local law enforcement to address the issue.
“The increase is significant. It’s exponential in terms of the number that we’re getting, and it’s constant,” said Scottsdale Police Chief Jeff Walther.
SUSD Superintendent Dr. Scott Menzel told Arizona’s Family that he’s been having meeting with superintendents in the North and West Valley.
“We are having those conversations. As superintendents, we talk about what we’re seeing and how that might unfold and what we can learn from each other,” Menzel said.
In an interview with Arizona’s Family, state education superintendent Tom Horne said school resource officers can keep students safe.
“We want …