The Topeka Public School Board of Education convened on June 6, 2025, to discuss various topics, with a notable focus on community safety and gun violence prevention. The meeting opened with board members expressing gratitude for the ongoing efforts to enhance safety within the district.

Mr. Munoz initiated the discussion by acknowledging the importance of safety in schools and the community. He expressed appreciation for the work being done to prioritize gun safety, recognizing it as a shared responsibility among all stakeholders. His comments underscored the pressing nature of gun violence issues faced by the community and the school district.

Following Mr. Munoz's remarks, Ms. Molly inquired about the educational initiatives of the organization Moms Against Violence, specifically asking how they communicate their message to the public. The response highlighted the "Be Smart" program, which focuses on educating gun-owning adults about safe gun storage practices. This initiative aims to prevent firearms from being accessed by children or individuals who may pose a danger to themselves or others.

The meeting concluded with a reaffirmation of the board's commitment to community safety and the importance of educational programs in addressing gun violence. The discussions reflected a proactive approach to ensuring a secure environment for students and families in the Topeka area.