School Safety

How victims respond in the first few minutes of a school attack can make the difference between life and death, according to a New York Times article that will be shared at Tuesday night's school safety public meeting.

Three newly-formed committees are getting together this week to help the Missoula County Public Schools provide better protection for students and teachers.

In a wide ranging interview on Friday primarily focusing on gun control and public safety, Missoula County Sheriff Carl Ibsen said he would uphold the state and the U.S. Constitutions in protecting citizens' rights.

Madison Thomas is a junior at Missoula Sentinel High School with an idea on how to make school classrooms safer from an attack such as what happened in Newtown, Connecticut. Bear spray.

MCPS Superintendent Dr. Alex Apostle is taking nothing for granted when it comes to school safety.

Superintendent of Missoula County Public School District One Alex Apostle is planning to implement a school safety task force for Missoula schools.