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"While schools across the country are reviewing their security plans after a deadly elementary school shooting in Connecticut, WISN 12 News found many schools in southeast Wisconsin reaching out to parents to let them know what's being done close to home.Waukesha Superintendent Todd Gray sent a letter to parents informing them of the district's safety plan. And while police have asked administrators not to share the plans in great detail, Gray feels parents need to know that steps are being take to keep their children safe.\"I'd love to be able to share exactly what we're doing because I think it would definitely reassure parents,\" he said. \"But then again, putting that information out publicly does create another potential problem.\"Greendale schools posted an online message from the superintendent stating that police officers will have an increased presence in and around the schools this week.Officials in Oconomowoc said their standard procedures include locked doors, controlled access to buildings and regular drills for students and staff.Wauwatosa schools conducted a mock drill earlier this year with law enforcement on a day when school was not in session. Superintendent Phillip Ertl said increased safety measures have been welcomed by parents in his district.\"We have police officers working at each of our secondary schools, and they spend time in our elementary schools,\" Ertl said. \"Our security system completely locks down the buildings, but we haven't heard too many complaints. I think people appreciate that.\"Officials in Brown Deer told WISN 12 News that they have a fully-developed crisis plan and lockdown procedure that was formed between the district and local law enforcement agencies.But after an event like the Sandy Hook Elementary shooting, administrators like Gray said they are open to all options.\"I've received some input from parents and I'm going to try to consider that going forward,\" he said."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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