Tremper High School students walk through metal detectors at the start of the school day on Wednesday. The detectors and wanding have been put into place on all six Kenosha Unified high school campuses.
SAMANTHA DIETEL, KENOSHA NEWS
Tremper High School staff search items as the school rolls out its new metal detectors on Wednesday.
SAMANTHA DIETEL, KENOSHA NEWS
Tremper High School students line up to walk through metal detectors at the start of the school day on Wednesday.
SAMANTHA DIETEL, KENOSHA NEWS
Tremper High School students walk through metal detectors at the start of the school day on April 29. Kenosha Unified School District reports installation of new detectors and wanding equipment in high schools went "smoothly" during April.
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Tremper High School students walk through metal detectors at the start of the school day on Wednesday. The detectors and wanding have been put into place on all six Kenosha Unified high school campuses.
Tremper High School students walk through metal detectors at the start of the school day on April 29. Kenosha Unified School District reports installation of new detectors and wanding equipment in high schools went "smoothly" during April.