Auon’tai Anderson pushes back on Denver school safety plan

DENVER (KDVR) — Denver Public Schools released a first draft of its new safety plan on Monday that could let individual schools decide if school resource officers will be in the halls.

The 48-page draft is already getting some pushback from at least one school board member.
Board of Education Vice President Auon’tai Anderson told FOX31 he has significant concerns with the initial safety plan.

One of the biggest concerns is the debate over SROs. The district made an emergency decision to reinstate SROs until June 30 after two deans were shot at East High in March.

Denver Police Chief Ron Thomas said during a parent advocacy group meeting that things are going “fantastic.”

“We have the…