Chavez mentioned how drills have evolved over the years, "We used to barricade but now we usually only lock doors," reflecting a shift in safety practices.
The introduction of Assembly Bill 1858 is significant. As stated, "It is a step toward standardizing active shooter drills while also protecting students' mental health."
Students overwhelmingly feel the current drills are ineffective, with 80% stating they "fail to effectively prepare them for a real emergency," highlighting a need for reform.
The law prohibits the use of fake weapons and excessive dramatization in drills, with one student saying, "I agree with these restrictions," emphasizing the importance of mental health.
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