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Make Our Schools Safe Day urges school safety legislation, honors lives lost

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A new bill introduced in the Senate this Valentine’s Day is known as Alyssa’s Law. It was originally introduced last year in the statehouse, but never made it out of committee.

State Senator Michele Reynolds, R-District 3, is trying again, hoping this time it makes it to the governor’s desk for his signature.

The bill, known as Senate Bill 105, would require all public and charter school staff to have wearable panic devices that would provide a direct connection to first responders and give them a GPS location to respond quickly.

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