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Wamego USD 320 deploys ZeroEyes gun detection platform through grant program

August 25, 2026SSN Staff

WAMEGO, Kan.—ZeroEyes announced that Wamego USD 320 has deployed its artificial intelligence (AI)-powered gun detection and situational awareness platform across the district as part of an effort to strengthen school safety.  The rural Kansas district serves nearly 1,600 students across two elementary schools, one middle school and one high school. According to ZeroEyes, Wamego USD 320 funded the deployment through the Kansas Safe and Secure Firearm Detection...

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Goessel USD 411 deploys ZeroEyes gun detection platform with Kansas grant funding

August 18, 2026SSN Staff

GOESSEL, Kan.—Goessel USD 411 has deployed ZeroEyes' artificial intelligence (AI) gun detection and intelligent situational awareness platform across its two-campus district, with funding provided through the Kansas Safe and Secure Firearm Detection Grant Program.  The rural Kansas school district serves approximately 285 students and employs 75 faculty and staff members. District officials said the technology was identified as a school safety priority through coordination...

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