Without a moment’s hesitation, Toppenish School‘s superintendent John Cerna will tell you the eight schools in his rural district south of Yakima are safer than those in Seattle.
That, he told The Dori Monson Show, is because his district invests in armed school security staff – and select administrators carry guns on campus.
“Definitely, I know my schools are safer,” he told Dori Monday. “I know for a fact they are safer than in Seattle. I’ve walked the schools on the west side (of the Cascades). They don’t have a police presence or a security presence.”
In the wake of the Uvalde school shooting in Texas two weeks ago,
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