I have been wondering if any children in that first grade classroom survived. If so, my heart is broken for that child.

The removal to a new school is more stress and it may be better to try and work something out with the local churches to have the public educators go in and provide instruction for small classrooms. Something that keeps them close to home and near familiar surroundings. I'm afraid some of these kids are gonna be messed up for their lives--Columbine survivors still report unusual fears and nightmares. What have we as a society done to allow this clusterf@#$ NRA to co habitat? I'd like to meet Wayne La Pierre and present him with a mechanical heart--because that bastard is missing one. I hope all of the so called "recreational and protection of home" nuts choke on their oatmeal.

Chalk Hill was closed because of budget cuts but will find some use again. So sad that it had to be because of the shootings.

Since the shooting apparently concentrated in one area of the school, perhaps this site can be demolished, converted to a peaceful park.

Let these classes be build someplace else.

I'm a school administrator, and the worry and sick feeling is going to take a long, long, time to recede, maybe never. But I don't want ANYONE to have to go into that school again.

I don't get why they are making them return to school before the new year.

and build a small memorial.

The ghouls - mostly the press - would LOVE to have photos where the carnage took place.

NIMBY's in that wealthy suburb probably won't want another school built anywhere near them. IF the land is even available. And there's no money these days for new schools anyway.

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Thanks BeyondGeography