City high school to ramp up security measures
In response to the Elm City’s continued spree of school-based violence, Hillhouse High School will be the first of New Haven’s public schools to upgrade its security system, using a grant approved by the Public Safety Committee of the Board of Aldermen on Wednesday.
The security grant, which was provided by the U.S. Department of Justice with the understanding that the city will match it over a two-year period, calls for Hillhouse to increase the presence of police personnel and security hardware on its campus.
“Where there are two [metal detectors], we really should have...
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