Parents and advocates gathered at Hamden High School and marched to Town Hall on Sunday.
A call for action was held in Hamden on Sunday.
Parents and advocates gathered at Hamden High School and marched to Hamden Town Hall.
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The school had to shut down for days before opening with increased security.
"We have to be part of the solution. We can talk about the problems all day long, but we the adults need to come together and figure this out for our kids. They need us. They're their children. And that's our job," said March for School Safety organizer Karlen Meinsen.
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Hamden's superintendent was also at the event. He said that the school has ordered metal detectors and hopes to have them by the end of this week.
He is encouraging students and staff to continue to report anything suspicious.