North Texas school district is nation’s first to use new active shooter technology

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A North Texas school district is breaking new ground when it comes to active shooter safety.

Starting Thursday, a new technology called Go-to-Green launches inside all campuses in the Pilot Point Independent School District.

The Pilot Point ISD is the first school district in the country to use new technology aimed at protecting students and staff if that horrible scenario were to happen.

“As an educator in today’s world, you go there in your mind. You think, ‘What if? What am I going to do if that becomes reality, if that becomes my reality and I have a classroom full of other people’s babies in here, what do I do?’” asked Pilot Point Middle School writing teacher Andie Clark.

Read more on NBC DFW.

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