On the Spot: Students react to San Bernardino, Calif. shooting

“I think they need to keep the strategies that they already have in place because they’re doing a great job here in north Texas. I know we have officers on duty on our campuses here in Lovejoy, and from what I understand it’s the same in the Allen district. I know in southeast Texas, where I’m from, we had a policy ever since [the] Columbine [High School Massacre]. When that happened, our princip...

“Checking everyone that comes into the school to see if they have weapons on them would be a good way stop people from coming in with guns. That’s what I’d do. Check bags or have metal detectors just to make sure.”

“Have rules about bringing weapons into schools and other places. It’s harder here because we don’t have lockers. Most schools check lockers every once in a while to see if there’s weapons in there.”

“I think the shooting should put more safety regulations on workplaces and schools to ensure the safety of people who go there. Some precautions that should be taken are maybe signs enforcing no guns or weapons allowed and being more concerned about other people’s safety.”

“Maybe more cameras, more police protection, maybe more gun safety rules. I’m not against having guns but have regulations.”

“I necessarily don’t think that the shootings will affect safety precautions in workplaces because that’s kind of what the terrorists want, and if we do that then that’s just kind of playing into what they want us to do. As far as precautions in the workplace and schools, I’m not sure if we could have prevented this accident, and I’m not sure there’s much we can do about it besides figh...