The Kenosha Unified School District (KUSD) in Wisconsin has successfully completed the installation of metal detectors in all six of its high schools, including Reuther High School and Harborside Academy. This initiative comes in response to multiple weapon-related incidents that raised safety concerns among parents and staff. The school board approved a budget of nearly $473,500 for the purchase of 18 walk-through metal detectors and 15 handheld wands, funded from the district's general fund reserves. The CEIA OpenGate system can screen approximately 300 people every 15 minutes, enhancing security during school hours. The rollout started on April 15 and concluded recently, with school officials reporting a smooth transition process. Principal Kim Fisher of Reuther High School highlighted the importance of safety, stating, 'We can't get to learning if we're not safe.' With this new security measure in place, students are adapting to the metal detectors as part of their daily routine.