Violence in schools has spread widely throughout the nation, leading to many problems among students, families, and residents of these areas. However, there are many ways we can stop or prevent future violence in schools. Having security in schools is a great possibility that would help reduce problems in schools. Recent national tragedies have placed security at the top of the priority list for many school leaders (Trump 1).
             Almost three-fourths of the United States teens are afraid of violent crime amongst their peers (Apfel 23). With all the people being injured or killed in school by guns and other weapons, more and more people are getting more weapons to bring to school in hopes of protection against all the other violence at schools. Since most schools have gotten medal detectors and scanners, they have cut down on the rate of having handguns in schools by nearly 58% (Glazer 5). Security experts have reported that there is no evidence that a metal detector will solve the problem of violence in schools (Apfel 22). Even with the gun laws, and medal detectors, people are still continuing to sneak guns and other weapons into the schools.
             CNN has confirmed the U.S. Secret Service has been coordinating a study of recent incidents of violence in the nation's schools, focusing on "motives and behavior" behind school shootings.
             According to a report commissioned by Students against Violence, almost 50 percent of teens have noted the addition of on-campus police or security officers. Roughly the same number reported noticing enhanced physical security at school (Security Management). Violence has caused many problems. Many people have been killed or seriously injured because of violence. Progress of overtaking the violence in schools will not be made until school administrators define security goals and accept security as a part of professional discipline (Hylton).
             Every school district should have ...