. >> reporter: jean michel keys is a school safety advocate. of glass that's replacing walls. >> elements of this design are absolutely stunning, beautiful. we want an engaging area for but we also need to temper that with risk. >> reporter: keys created what's called the standard response protocol, simple steps many of your children in schools statewide practice during a lockdown, including in boulder. a lockdown includes locks, lights, out of sight. >> it really is about not allowing violence into the building. >> how are you going to be able to have kids out of sight if a school is built like that? >> part of the training when we move into the new facility will be to make sure stavinoha in the event we need to, you know, have a more intense security, where they would take the children, how they would do a more formal lockdown. >> reporter: parents are thinking of that as well. >> if you look at the rendering i just showed you, where would your kids hide if something were to happen? >> it's a good question. and i know it's a concern that with the old school, the safety under the new env

school safety advocate jean michel keys, whose standard response protocol is used in boulder drills says lock downs, locks, out of sight could be difficult to practice with walls of glass. >> certainly i'm not here to tell the community of boulder important communities look at our history. seeing this amount of glass inside a school with classroom walls i think is insane. >> in the event that we need to secure, there will be places in every one of the communities that we can secure and also out of sight as well, so it wouldn't be like where they are every day, but we can move them into spaces so it's a combination of solid walls, open spaces, and glass walls. and so part of the training when we move into the new facility will be to make sure stavinoha in the event we need to have a more expense security, where they would take the children, how they would do a more formal lockdown. >> voters decided to upgrade creekside elementary through a bond initiative and should open in 2017. the school district says the facility will have a ballistics resistent laminate on the front entry glass. >>>