KILLEEN, Texas (KXXV) — Killeen Independent School District (KISD) and community leaders are emphasizing student relationship-building and community partnerships as key strategies for school safety and violence prevention. KISD Police Chief Erik Hydron says student tips have been more effective than technology for weapon detection, crediting strong campus relationships. A community panel brought together district leaders and parents to discuss conflict resolution and connecting families with support resources, with community members stressing that violence prevention education must start at home.

Student relationships key: KISD Police Chief says building campus relationships is primary safety strategy

Tips beat technology: Student tips more effective than detection systems for finding

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