Denver Public Schools to bring police officers back to schools in light of East High shooting

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

60% : The Denver Gazette also reached out to officials at Adams 12 School District, Douglas County School District and JeffCo Public Schools, who did not respond to phone calls and emails seeking comment on their SRO policies.
52% :"The Board of Education supports the decision of Superintendent Marrero to work in partnership with local law enforcement to create safer learning spaces across Denver Public Schools for the remainder of this school year," according to a statement.
52% : In 2014, the Aurora district reworked its relationship with the police department to better identify the responsibility of law enforcement and staff.
49% : "In addition we will continue to work collaboratively with our community partners including law enforcement and our local & state legislature to make our community safer."
49% : In the wake of the Black Lives Matter protests across the U.S. in 2020, Aurora Superintendent D. Rico Munn talked about this work, memorialized in a Memorandum of Understanding with Aurora Police.

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