School districts are not run by the feds. You moonbats really want any of this stuff done, get off the keyboard and talk to/run for your local school boards where such decisions are made. Not that I expect many of you to get up, or win once you see how much work campaigning is, or stay if by some miracle (or lack of turnout) you are elected and actually see what goes into making these decisions.
More security would be nice, in many ways, but reality has a bad habit of kicking nice in the backside. The day after Uvalde, my daughter's high school had an incident nearby. The school reminded everyone of the in place security measures like everyone wearing their school ID's and said the next day, anyone without their ID would have to wait for a replacement. HALF THE BLOODY SCHOOL was in the auditorium HALF THE BLOODY DAY cause they didn't have ID's and were waiting to get them printed (sadly this included my child). This tells me security is not being enforced. Why not? Well among the more acceptable excuses is this school has 2700 students. There's nowhere near enough staff to keep eyes on that many students all day everyday, especially since all the staff already has a quarter ton of mandated fertilizer they have to get done on top of trying to educate students and not put any kid's head through a wall.
All of TygerNotSoBright's ideas also require people who actually have critical thinking and observation skills, and care about their jobs, all of which are skills that have been in low supply for a few years now, in no small part to our pitiful excuse of an education system teaching that if you can guess enough right answers on a multiple choice test, you are educated.