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Dec 15, 2025 35 min

BA Core Values | 11-21 25 | Security at BA Schools

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This week on BA Core Values, hosts Dylan Rivera and Superintendent Chuck Perry welcome Assistant Superintendent of Security and Student Services Derek Blackburn and Broken Arrow Chief of Police Lance Arnold. The conversation focuses on the shared responsibility of schools, families, and law enforcement in supporting student safety and well-being, highlighting how strong partnerships help create secure learning environments and foster resilience in students both in and out of the classroom.

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