Conversations on School Safety With City of Buckeye Police
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As the new school year begins, important conversations about safety are taking place across all BESD schools. Inca Elementary was one of the first stops, where Buckeye AZ Police Department, SRO Kinsel, and our Director of Student Services, Mrs. McDivitt, joined administrators to speak with students about the serious consequences of making school threats. Families, please remind your children that if they see or hear something concerning, they should tell an adult immediately.