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"In the weeks since the Virginia Tech shootings, I doubt there's a classroom teacher in America who hasn't wondered privately, 'What would I have done? Could I have saved my students from becoming murder victims?'"
"The sound of gunshots ringing in a school hallway surely would chill the blood. But even with chilled blood, a teacher needs to take action. What should that action be? I've been giving this a lot of thought lately." ...
"But now I'm brainstorming: What if schools developed a system of trained teachers or other staff members who had access to a few strategically placed locked weapons vaults? This sounds crazy, I know. I'm just thinking out loud." ... |
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