School district plans for more armed security after saying students will be armed with rocks

ORWIGSBURG, Pa. - A Pennsylvania school district in the national spotlight for its plan to defend students in the event of a shooting is concerned about the effect of all that attention.
The superintendent of Blue Mountain School District made headlines last week after announcing students would be armed with rocks as a last-ditch effort to defend themselves if a shooter attacked the school.
Following all the media attention the district has gotten, Superintendent David Helsel posted on Facebook