does my answer tot he teacher makes since: Hi Class, let me know what do you think about writing a new ethical policy about how school resource officers and law enforcement need to be trained on entering a school building with an active shooter. Do they sit back and allow the active shooter to continue shooting children or go in immediately to take out the threat? Thank you in advance for answering! LaTishia LaTihia Good Afternoon I think student and staff safety is most important in the case of an active shooter. Officers cannot just wait while a shooter is still a threat. I think officers need better training to act fast and safely to stop the threat. For example, in the case at Robb Elementary School in Uvalde, Texas, our officers were not properly trained to deal with this type of situations, we need to rethink our ethical rules and policies for how school officers and police respond to shooters prioritizing the safety of students and staff while upholding ethical principles. This action should minimize the risk to officers, students, staff, and others. This means officers and school staff need regular, thorough training to be ready for a shooter situation. Also, good communication is key in these situations. Officers need training to talk effectively with each other, school staff, and students for a well-coordinated response. Isela J Barraza