When gunfire erupted in the Saugus High School quad Thursday morning, students had mere seconds to react. At many Santa Clarita Valley schools, including Saugus High, law enforcement coordinates training, said Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Capt. “There is not a lot of consistency,” said Ken Trump, an Ohio-based school safety consultant who opposes choice-based training in schools. “We have to make sure we are not doing more harm than good,” said Trump, the school safety consultant. “LAUSD is currently reviewing several age-appropriate and trauma-informed active shooter drills and training programs,” Los Angeles School Police Department Lt. Aaron Pisarzewicz.

Source: Los Angeles Times November 17, 2019 13:02 UTC