NYTimes || Teachers Get Baseball Bats to Confront Shooters in Pennsylvania District
A school district in Erie, Pa., has supplied teachers and other school employees with miniature baseball bats to use as a last resort if confronted with an active shooter.
“We don’t want to be sitting ducks,” William Hall, superintendent of the Millcreek Township School District, said on Wednesday. “We’re not just going to go hide.” […]
The 600 bats each cost $3, Mr. Hall said, and are akin to a ballpark souvenir.
They are no match, of course, for a gunman toting a semiautomatic weapon. Even so, Mr. Hall said, “I think a bat could disarm a pistol with a nice swing.”
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Does this qualifies as ostrich syndrome?
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