Brevard Schools considers expansion of program that would allow teachers to be armed

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Despite a claim from its board chair that the district is currently top in the state for school safety, the Brevard Public Schools board is considering arming staff, which would include teachers.

“Comparative to the rest of the school districts inside the state, we are No. 1 as far as the security goes and what we do,” said Matt Susin toward the start of Tuesday night’s board meeting, ahead of a presentation about district security.

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