The Columbine School Tragedy

Colombian tragedy students sat on a desk in English class on Monday morning and discussed weekend details with close friends. Ringing at 8:45 am, the teacher started participating. This week is a new week, there are many things to do. The teacher completed the details of the morning by completing the lunch count. Then she asked the students to give up access and open a literary book to start reading. Suddenly it went through the hall, but it was not an ordinary school clock.

"I am very angry that someone will do this for us, my life will be ruined, the family will be destroyed, and the whole grade will be ruined" (Brackely 1). Casey Brackely was a student at Columbine High School. And he remembers the terrible tragedy of death and injury caused by the shooting of Columbine Shooting. Large-scale shooting cases in the US are increasing since the 1980s, especially in the past decade. Almost all of the motivations and profiles of these shooting games are very similar. - "People are not so noticed ... Well, ignorance is happiness, I think ... this can explain my melancholy" (Klebold, Dylan). In this sentence I wanted to leave myself in the most terrible and sad diary I have ever read and gain a deeper understanding of the minds of uneasy young men. On 20th April 1999, Dylan Klebold accompanied my friend Eric Harris on one of the most shocking school shootings of the same era - Columbine massacre

In a suburban town called Littleton, Colorado on April 20, 1999, high school is becoming one of the most tragic and deadly days in American history. Columbine High School is at the forefront of this tragedy. Two students, Eric Harris and Dylan Klebold, fired into classmates and teachers. Two students lost their lives among thirteen students and teachers. Then they left the country with their guns turned towards themselves. - Preparation and planning So far, responding to shooting at school is something most people are not ready to deal with. Teachers, teachers, and students are often not formally trained on how to respond to school shooting and are not prepared for dangerous situations.