Listen to the broadcast version of this story. The day after the Capitol riot, 14-year old Elijah Bacote went to class at Plymouth Regional High School, and he said no one - not his teachers, nor any of his peers - brought up the news. “It’s historic, but at the same time, no one’s really talking about it,” he said. “That’s just school, I guess.” The superintendent in Plymouth, Kyla Welch, said she left it up to teachers to decide whether to discuss the riot. That has been the case in a lot of New Hampshire schools, which means many teenagers are processing current events online, at home, or not at all - and not in school.