Bulletproof inserts for children backpacks at Florida school available

[Jan2017]

This Florida school is selling $120 bulletproof panels to put in kids' backpacks
https://www.cnbc.com/2017/11/13/a-florida-school-is-selling-bulletproof-panels-for-kids-backpacks.html

In an effort to prevent students being shot during school shootings, a private school in Miami is selling parents
a bulletproof plate for $120 that fits inside their child's backpack, weighs one pound and can stop most handgun bullets.

School officials also introduced the school's new janitor - Robocop.

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[Jan2017]

One problem . . .



The kids don't look that ready . . . at this Florida school
https://www.cnbc.com/2017/11/13/a-fl...backpacks.html

[Jan2017]

Florida trains Saudis to fly but NOT land jet airliners while Jeb! is Florida Governor.
Bush 43 is at a Florida school with the children on 09.11.2001

Give Florida schoolchildren 1 lb. bullet-resistant plates in their backpacks to make it feel like your "saving the children",
but keep the backpacks stored in the hall, and watch the children die.

Bush 41 Bush 43 Clinton 42 Clinton 45 will protect you!

[kcchiefs6465]

Textbooks would stop a bullet. You don't need the insert.

[Raginfridus]

Stupid.

[Jan2017]

Stupid.

Yep, very stupid Florida schools . . . next in line after this ?

A football coach. An athletic director. And young, eager and forward-looking students.

They were among the 17 people killed by a gunman Wednesday at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland, Florida.
Broward County Sheriff Scott Israel said Thursday that all families who lost loved ones in the shooting have been notified.

[Raginfridus]

Do you wear a bullet proof backpack to school?

[Jan2017]

Do you wear a bullet proof backpack to school?

and then leave it outside in the hall, has to be the most moronic schools teaching ya' all.

Textbooks would stop a bullet. You don't need the insert.

And you definitely don't need the insert in a backpack sitting outside in the hall - effin' dumb arse administrators.

This age small children depicted do not even have any heavy enough textbooks anyway, though but decent suggestion
from parent(s).
It reminds me though, it had to be 3rd through 6th sometime as I switched schools and
from that elementary school I would specifically carry home an extra wide, regular hardcover Geography book -
it made a decent book to sit on while sliding down a small hill on the walk home when snow was on the turf - lol

It would have worked, but kids aren't taught that so much . . . too much at work playing.

“Play is the work of children”….. J. Piaget

[timosman]

Do you wear a bullet proof backpack to school?

They should also make helmets mandatory.

[Swordsmyth]

They should also make helmets mandatory.

Two helmets.

[Jan2017]

Two helmets.

Yep, one to leave out in the hall.

[brushfire]

One problem . . .



The kids don't look that ready . . . at this Florida school
https://www.cnbc.com/2017/11/13/a-fl...backpacks.html

This is an idea that I've thought of years ago, but I did not do it because of this very reason. They dont allow the backpacks in class.

Its not a dumb idea, when considering the options available today. I've always thought the best option, however, is to let teachers who are willing to arm themselves, be armed.

[brushfire]

Textbooks would stop a bullet. You don't need the insert.

Some textbooks are bulky enough, but a lot of schools are doing tablets - they're cheaper when considering total cost for multiple books. My kids are getting older, but they're still too young to have those bulky text books - most of theirs are those thin workbooks that they have in elementary school.

[Danke]

...

[Jan2017]

Some textbooks are bulky enough, but a lot of schools are doing tablets - they're cheaper when considering total cost for multiple books. My kids are getting older, but they're still too young to have those bulky text books - most of theirs are those thin workbooks that they have in elementary school.

Hey kids, your titanium composite clipboard - or notebook case - doubles as a nifty "shield" for the
situations when the donut patrol guys in blue are too afraid to come into our school under attack