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Flores Elementary School is pictured in Uvalde, Texas, on Aug. 21, 2022. - Kat Caulderwood/ABC News(UVALDE, Texas) -- When gunfire broke out at Robb Elementary School in Uvalde, teacher Elsa Avila said her fourth graders followed lockdown protocols. "I slammed my door. I turned off the lights, and I told the kids, 'Let's move, let's
UVALDE, Texas -- As the Uvalde Consolidated School District prepares to welcome students back on Tuesday, Jalissa Ybarra is eager to return to old routines -- but not quite ready for it. Across Uvalde, families like hers are grappling with the decision of whether to send their children to in-person classes. Many parents are caught between wanting to regain a sense of normalcy and struggling to trust school officials who failed to prevent the attack and policemen who waited over an hour to confront the gunman.
(UVALDE, Texas) — When gunfire broke out at Robb Elementary School in Uvalde, teacher Elsa Avila said her fourth graders followed lockdown protocols. “I slammed my door. I turned off the lights, and I told the kids, ‘Let’s move, let’s move. Let’s go, let’s go.’ […]
Demolishing schools after a mass shooting has become common enough that there is a federal grant process available, according to Texas state Sen. Roland Gutierrez.
Uvalde CISD students will return to classrooms with several new safety and security measures in place.