Parkview Schools consider more security

By STAN STRICKER ( Contact ) Monday, June 15, 2009

Parkview School Superintendent Steve Lutzke says plenty of security concerns for students are frequently talked about in the national news.

Earlier this year, a man wanted by police, simply walked into a Parkveiw School District building to hide out. Two years ago, when the Footville bank was robbed, a police search for the suspects forced a school lock-down.

Lutzke says added security measures will likely include keyless door entry with a buzzer system, and video surveillance.

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