I've been thinking a lot about the role of schools in emergency preparedness since hearing about the heroism at Sandy Hook, especially from people like Dawn Hochsprung. It's devastating to think about what happened that day, but the way she and the others responded has really stuck with me. I can't help but wonder how schools across the nation have adapted since then in terms of safety protocols and training. Have there been any significant changes that anyone’s aware of? Are there new measures that truly make a difference? It just seems so critical, considering the bravery of those who faced unimaginable circumstances to protect others. Any information or thoughts would be appreciated. My heart goes out to everyone affected by this terrible tragedy.
