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I guess I am showing my age, but we used to do the "duck and cover" drill for a nuclear attack. We would hide under our deck...then they would show they movie of a nuclear weapon going off and ALL structures were taken down to the slab.

I took part as an EMS respondent in one at a local high school on a Saturday. There were no kids involved. It was a learning experinence in several ways. The Principal wanted to be in charge of the school and the school Nurse wanted to be in charge of the medical response. The Principal was trying to order the LEOs around (that went over like a lead balloon) and the nurse did not know about triage. Our first job on scene is to assess the situation and she was trying to tell us how to do our jobs. Also, as we (EMS) entered the building, a "bomb" went off taking out 3/4 of the EMS responders. Our high schools are huge and it would be very difficult to engage a determined active shooter. The article was telling in that any student caught in the hall WILL NOT be let into a classroom. They must fend for themself.

What do you think of this:

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