“You’re all dead.” In my twelve years of teaching, I was in more lockdown drills than fire drills and more lockdowns than school fires, yet nothing prepares you for the sight of a man with a gun walking into your classroom and uttering those words. Your heart tries to run while your brain falters in panic mode.
This was “only a drill,” but I didn’t know that.
See, our school was participating in a new kind of “active shooter lockdown drill,” where our school resource officer, a police man ca...
Published on February 16, 2018 11:47