Parents, educators concerned for safety of Philadelphia students amid rising gun violence
The School District of Philadelphia on Monday provided an update on their plan to shield students from the city's rampant gun violence crisis. Chief of School Safety Kevin Bethel said the district's plan will rely on a mix of school security officers, city police and parents to keep students safe.
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