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6. Obviously

Sun Jan 15, 2023, 10:14 PM

Jan 2023

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I hate to go parent bashing RandySF Jan 2023 #1

'Parent bashing' may be appropriate, elleng Jan 2023 #2

I read the article iwillalwayswonderwhy Jan 2023 #4

Obviously elleng Jan 2023 #6

There wouldn't seem to be much question here. The old phrase... 3catwoman3 Jan 2023 #11

Absolutely! SheltieLover Jan 2023 #7

+1 Baitball Blogger Jan 2023 #10

Americans won't admit we have a gun problem. Blame principals. lindysalsagal Jan 2023 #3

Child should never have had access to a gun & now this. SheltieLover Jan 2023 #8

Backpack was empty when searched. No security guard that day. TigressDem Jan 2023 #9

That is what I was thinking, too. BigmanPigman Jan 2023 #15

Yeah....teacher/school fault! albacore Jan 2023 #12

The school has a lot to answer for as well. sheshe2 Jan 2023 #13

Most elementary schools do not have police or security dsc Jan 2023 #18

Security in elementary schools would be dsc Jan 2023 #21

My school has zero security. GPV Jan 2023 #24

Yes and No pinkstarburst Jan 2023 #25

Imagine the trauma for the kids who witnessed the shooting. wnylib Jan 2023 #17

TY for Rec reading it all, SB.. it's just Cha Jan 2023 #19

As a tangent subject, this is exactly why I object to school systems no_hypocrisy Jan 2023 #23

I find it absolutely bizarre that no charges pinkstarburst Jan 2023 #26