Marion County looks to step up school security
Published June 7th, 2007
        The carefree days of unsearched bookbags and open school campus' may be coming to an end in one North Central Florida county.
         The Marion County school board met to discuss a proposal to spend a little over 138-thousand dollars on school security last Thursday.
         Marion County School Board member Ron Crawford says, "If there are ways we can make our campus a little safer, then we need to take a look at it."
        The board decided to evaluate the school's weaknesses individually and then decide if gates, metal detectors, or cameras will help.
by Sarah Pusateri WCJB TV 20 News
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