Tulsa Public Schools received 20 ballistic shields from the Stand1st and Hardesty Foundations on Thursday to enhance campus safety during active shooter scenarios, aiding law enforcement and crisis intervention efforts in schools amid rising threats.

In light of recent school shooting threats made via social media, Tulsa Public Schools Superintendent Ebony Johnson announced Thursday that her district will soon be implementing additional security protocols.

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Tulsa Public Schools and police addressed rising school threats at a news conference, emphasizing serious consequences for offenders. New safety measures, including daily bag checks, will be implemented.