Aftermath of a school shootingDecember 14, 2012, the attack on our school at the elementary school of Sandy Hook in Connecticut indicated that this is a mandatory action that we must bring to our attention. especially when it comes to our students. After this shooting, the majority of our students and their families still feel threatened and that their lives are in danger. As a principle of the school, I would like to discuss our plan on how to deal with current students, faculty, families and other members who experienced the incident and do our best to help them. help overcome this tragedy that has taken place. It will be very interesting to work with surviving students so that they can trust us and discuss our plans to provide them with a safer place to learn. As a school principal, I believe we will have to work with “public safety”. providers and parents (local police and firefighters, first responders, hospitals). We will also work to renew our school procedures to ensure the safety of school buildings. Work with our students so they can discuss and speak out loud about what is bothering them. If there is something that makes them uncomfortable, worried, or frightened, help them understand that each of us plays a very important role in keeping the school safe. When it comes to children in a public school, school violence is a very serious problem to address. with. I will be holding a meeting that will address upcoming plans for the tragedy at my beloved school. I will also highlight six steps on how we can improve school safety so that we can protect our students and staff members in Sandy's wake. Hook. I will also explain how we can respond and also give advice to parents on how to help their child cope with the situation. ...... middle of paper ...... before answering. Let them know that it's okay for them to disagree. Keep your home in a safe place. Often, children tend to find a safe environment at home, while everything around them seems very overwhelming. It is important to remember that in times of crisis, children may return home in search of safety. After a traumatic event, it is normal for children and even adults to experience a variety of emotions such as shock, anger, grief and even anxiety. Sometimes their behaviors will change because of the reaction to the event. They might even sometimes experience difficulty sleeping, difficulty concentrating on schoolwork, or changes in appetite. Inspire your children to try to put their feelings into words by talking about them or writing them in their journal. Some children find it very helpful to express their feelings through art..