Revere High School in Massachusetts has experienced multiple violent incidents recently, resulting in injuries to staff and prompting urgent calls for increased safety measures. After a fight on Wednesday left a teacher injured, the Revere Teachers Association (RTA) has been advocating for additional security, including more school resource officers and possibly metal detectors. Both educators and students have voiced their concerns at city council meetings, emphasizing the need for mental health resources and a system to track violent incidents. Revere Mayor Patrick Keefe announced the addition of a fourth school resource officer and the involvement of the police department's Behavioral Health Unit to provide support. However, tensions remain high as the RTA accuses the school administration of downplaying the severity of the violence, which the administration denies, labeling some claims as misinformation. Contract negotiations between the RTA and the school district continue amid these safety concerns.