The preserved article and raw response report that Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School ended its clear backpack mandate six months after the Parkland shooting and replaced the requirement with metal detectors on a pilot basis, additional cameras and fencing, new locks, a buzzer entry system, and additional security personnel.
This is load-bearing evidence for the policy reversal pattern documented in Clear backpack policies: the most prominent early clear-backpack adopter abandoned the policy after one semester, citing its failure, only for the same district (Broward County) to re-impose it district-wide in 2023. That cycle is the empirical core of the security-theater argument in Clear backpacks are school security theater.
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