Pinal schools get $159,000 to improve safety

by Kevin Reagan | The Eloy Enterprise

In a rural area like Picacho, it could take several minutes for officers to respond to a school shooting, according to Allen Rogers.

He’s the superintendent of Picacho Elementary School District, which educates 185 students at a school located about 25 miles southeast of Casa Grande but only about 5 miles from Eloy.

Because of the school’s remote location, Rogers said, they’re particularly vulnerable if or when an emergency were to happen.

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