CMS planning to add more body scanners

Thousands more Charlotte-Mecklenburg high school students will start going through body scanners in the coming weeks.
CMS Superintendent Earnest Winston said at a Tuesday night school board meeting the district will put body scanners in 14 more high schools to try and curb weapons entering campuses.
It’s been a little under a week since seven initial CMS high schools started using body scanners.
“I'm happy to report that phase one of the Evolv scanner installation has been completed and training is on schedule at the first seven schools as part of phase one," Winston said.
The student advisor for the CMS School board said he met with students about their experiences.
“Many support it, many don't feel like this is a good idea," Juan Torres Munoz, the CMS Student Representative, said. "The students who support it are especially those who don't want to clear backpacks and half, and half have some experienced something experienced with guns, so they feel like there may be a solution to the problem in which it's not.”
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[@danielabaldeagle]

Much needed in every school

[@edgarlara2411]

Do we really need clear book bags people are going to take their phone with those book bags