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Surrounded by educational material and Ohio State ephemera, a biometric gun safe is mounted to the wall in superintedent John Scheu's office at the Board of Education Office in Sidney, Ohio on December 5, 2017.

After Sandy Hook, Sidney City Schools began implementing security measures that include an anonymous 40 school employees, both administrators and teachers, district-wide, trained in tactical defensive shooting. The schools have Glock 19 handguns with multiple magazines lokced in biometric (fingerprint) safes hidden in the buildings, alongside bulletproof vests.

The middle school's School Resource Officer, Deputy Rick Cron, noted that in the case of a school shooting, a teacher can be armed and in a position to confront the threat in under a minute, while it might take as long as 5-10 minutes before law enforcement can reach the site.

CREDIT: Andrew Spear for The Trace

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Energy exec tells Federal Reserve Colorado has become ‘no investment’ state

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Bull elk in standoff with wolves. Courtesy National Park Service/Doug Smith

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Exclusives

Colorado misses deadline to extend agreement over oil and gas regulation on federal land

Greenlee: ‘Safe storage’ gun laws unnecessary and unconstitutional

Energy exec tells Federal Reserve Colorado has become ‘no investment’ state

Wolf reintroduction to Colorado a mistake says former wildlife commissioner Rick Enstrom

Man who wears hats as both IT expert and elected official pans municipal broadband

Toto: Capitalism could have its day at the Oscars

Naas: Xcel acknowledges massive cost of 100 percent renewables

One year after startup, Severance Police Chief on unpaid leave, sergeant no longer with department

How far can governments go in opposing citizen-led initiatives? CML attorney says it’s best to stay out of it

Naas: The financial fallout of 100 percent renewables in Colorado

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