Broward High Schools Face Delays Due to New Metal Detectors

Students and parents frustrated as long lines and wait times mark the first day of school in South Florida district.

Metal detectors were installed in all 32 Broward high schools to enhance safety.
Students faced long lines and delays, with some waiting nearly an hour to enter.
Parents criticized the district for poor planning and communication.
Superintendent Hepburn apologized and promised improvements.
Heat advisory added to the discomfort of waiting students.