Superintendent Alex Marrero said he does not have an exact number of how many kids participate because it fluctuates daily.
An unmarked police vehicle outside East High School in Denver on March 22, after a shooting at the school. Photo: Esteban L. Hernandez/AxiosDriving the news:
The student who is suspected of shooting two faculty members was under an agreement that required he be patted down each day before classes as part of a safety plan. East staff were aware he had a criminal background.
"On any given day, we can have an additional student put on a plan and also a plan can expire," Marrero said. He said at East there was a school staff member who would regularly check with Lyle, but that person wasn't there last week.A Denver Public Schools spokesperson did not respond to Axios Denver's multiple requests for more information about how the program works, who is eligible and how long Lyle was part of the program.
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