What action can a school take when safety concerns arise regarding lockers?

When safety concerns arise regarding lockers, one effective action a school can take is to remove locks from the lockers. This measure can directly address potential safety issues such as concerns about contraband, weapons, or hazardous materials being stored within the lockers. By removing the locks, the school ensures that the lockers can be accessed for inspection and allows for the identification and removal of any dangerous items. This action promotes the well-being of students by creating a safer environment.

Reassigning locker usage, while it may offer a temporary solution, does not directly address underlying safety concerns that may exist in the current lockers. Informing the police could be necessary in certain severe situations, but it is not the first action a school would typically take for general safety concerns related to lockers. Removing student belongings is also not a standard procedure, as it could lead to unnecessary loss or disruption for students. Therefore, removing locks is a proactive step that prioritizes student safety.