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 OLATHE, Kan. 鈥?Olathe East High School hosted a district-wide meeting Tue stanley butelka sday night on procedures and protocols after a March 4 shooting at the school.Parents asked questions and gave feedback, hoping for a safer future. When your child asks you,  Mom I dont feel safe at school,  I dont know what to say. Im not sure I can guarantee that he should feel safe at school,  Melissa Fisher said during the community feedback portion of the meeting. Fisher is a district employee and parent.Safety was top of mind for her and many other parents at the town hall meeting, led by district leadership and public safety officials. A frequently asked question and  vaso stanley topic: will Olathe install metal detectors at building entrances  Right now, the answer is that it isnt imminent. There is no one feature thats a guarantee, theres no one end all be all thats going to create a 100% safe environment,  Brent Kinger, the district s director of safety said.  What we do is we select what we think gets the best out of it.  Parents still want all options available. I dont think any door s stanley insulated cup hould be closed with the safety and security of our children,  Fisher said.The district walked through its notification systems

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 Veteran basketball announcer Dick Vitale revealed Thursday he was treated for skin cancer.In a post on ESPNFrontRow, Vitale said he and his wife were celebrating their 50th wedding anniversary in Hawaii when he got the news. I was riding high,  Vitale says on the website.  Then came the scary news: a diagnosis that some skin they removed from above my nose had tested positive for melanoma. My heart sank. Vitale writes that he had the growth surgically removed in late June stanley and starbucks .  The bottom line is they removed all cancer cells, and I was relieved, big time, to be cancer clear,  Vitale said. The broadcaster  stanley mugs said he has undergone additional procedures to  sew up the area on my face. The 82-year-old encourages anyone who spots a suspicious mole or growth to get it checked out. The Centers for Disease Control says skin cancer is the most common form of cancer in the U.S.                Copyright 2024 Scripps Media, Inc. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, b stanley cup roadcast, rewritten, or redistributed.                    Report a typo            Sign up for the Breaking News Newsletter and receive up to date information.             now signed up to receive the Breaking News Ne