A third of Salt Lake City high schoolers feel weapons detectors don’t increase security, survey shows

Over 100,000 alerts have gone off between the district’s Feb. 1 and March 31 reporting period.

(Michael Lee | Salt Lake Tribune) Parents, students and community members walk through weapons detectors at Highland High School during an open house. A survey recorded students', parents' and teachers' feelings about the devices since their October installation.

A third of Salt Lake City high schoolers feel weapons detectors don’t increase security, survey shows

Over 100,000 alerts have gone off between the district’s Feb. 1 and March 31 reporting period.

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