Schools deploy pepper spray and drones to boost security
Schools use pepper spray and drones for security

In an effort to prevent school shootings, some educational institutions are adopting new security measures including pepper spray and drones. These tools are being integrated into safety protocols to respond more quickly to threats.

Pepper spray in classrooms

Pepper spray has been introduced in some schools as a non-lethal option for staff to use against potential attackers. Training programs are being developed to ensure proper handling.

Drones for surveillance

Drones provide aerial surveillance, allowing security teams to monitor school grounds and identify suspicious activity before it escalates. The technology is being tested in several districts.

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These measures come as part of broader discussions on how to make schools safer without relying solely on armed guards or metal detectors.

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