Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:At the very least the “chief security officer” Brian Lambert must be shown the door
I want to see him going thru the detector while holding a laptop, a large 3-ring binder and a wet umbrella above his head and carrying a backpack and a lunch box on his shoulders. He probably could also carry one more item, like, a violin case? He can hold the handle using his teeth.
Anonymous wrote:At the very least the “chief security officer” Brian Lambert must be shown the door
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Maybe they will all just shut off the detectors and they can just stay as decoration.
I do have to wonder if this is what will happen in the long run. By the end of the school year, they will be pushed to the side. Then, they will sit on a blacktop somewhere after that.
They have a huge warehouse for all the materials that only last a year and FCPS gets rid of. Millions and Millions of dollars wasted.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Which schools have started and which ones haven't started yet?
We know on here that Westfield, Woodson and Herndon have all started.
Langley has started too.
Anonymous wrote:Which schools have started and which ones haven't started yet?
We know on here that Westfield, Woodson and Herndon have all started.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Did they install the same number of detectors at each school?
No.
How do you know this? I'm just curious because it seems like some of the schools are really struggling.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Did they install the same number of detectors at each school?
No.
Anonymous wrote:Did they install the same number of detectors at each school?