Harford County Public Schools will begin a new active assailant training next month, beginning with school administrators and then with teachers, staff and, ultimately, students. The training, which will be unique to Harford schools, will incorporate the run-hide-fight model and will be implemented…
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Harford schools to begin 'run-hide-fight' active assailant training next month
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