+Colin G Well... despite there being 160 shooters all over the US, the odds are still much greater of your kid being raped, getting struck by an epidemic or hit by a car than it getting in an active shooting incident. Should we train them against rape, give them mouth masks all day long and forbid all traffic around schools for this reason? This training prepares for something that might happen (and then possibly saves dozens of lives), but while doing so, causes post-traumatic stress with a few hundred pupils (and now I'm pulling it to a stretch... possibly this might be the root trauma for our next generation shooter)
+Jurgen Gaeremyn The rate of shootings is going up and up, they're becoming more common because the media is talking about them so much. They're making them this big thing, people are doing it to make the news. These people need to be prepared for this.
it brought tears to my eyes watching the teacher with her Columbine hoodie tackling the man who was told to fight back during training. That was real. You can see the trauma on her face and the drive to protect her students. ❤️
When I was in middle school, we had an unannounced ‘intruder drill’ too- our principal went on the intercom and gave a distinct location of where the ‘shooter’, what gun they said and what they were wearing. The police would bang stuff against the walls to sound like bullets and it was the worst feeling hearing them slowly march on down the corridor. The classroom I was in was relatively close to the said location and we had to run. I remember everything I felt, I was so so nervous and people were having panic attacks, tripping and shoving each other trying to make it down the hallway, and I remember my friend who was in crunches at the time falling mid hallway in the sudden rush hour and I cried so hard once we were all outside. We ran so far, about a block and a half down. Everyone was uncontrollably sobbing. I mean, we were just 11 - 13 year olds. It lasted 30 minutes before we were all sent back to our classrooms and the day just went by as normal, but god, I will never forget the rawness I felt and the adrenaline I shouldn’t have had to survive. I can’t believe how terrifying this must be for actual victims, and my heart goes out to the recent Uvalde shooter victims and families.
Damn i can't imagine how bad that must've felt one time i was in middle school we had a sudden lockdown but i was in PE changing when the alarm went off but i was somewhat relieved seeing the teachers throwing on bullet proof vests and grabbing metal bats yelling at the kids to hurry tf up and get in
@@aldcfanforeveri don’t really say ‘lol’ when implying humour, i more say it when i dont know what else to say idk how to explain it Idk what this person said but based on their reply it’s probably a similar situation
I've had to run from what we thought was a school shooter. Turns out a student pulled a prank by calling the police, telling them another student was shooting up the school. The only thing that was going through my head was "I'm going to get shot in the back" I was fully expecting the pain as I ran out the school doors, through the field, and into the neighborhood across the street.
At my school all were told to do is turn off the lights sit in a corner and close the door, how's that gonna help? Shooter: Oh it's 11am on a Tuesday, the parking lots full, but the door is closed. Guess it's empty.
i was 12 years old when sandyhook happened and 17 when parkland happened. i have a younger sibling by 2 years. the 2 years i was in high school with her were the most stressful because i had to worry about more than just myself. i dont think people who graduated out of k-12 before 2014ish realize how real this is for many of us. it could be any regular day at school and i'd constantly be looking for an exit plan. always thinking "what would you do in this very moment if...". i memorized my sibling's schedule so that i always knew where they should be in case something went down. even now, i still have this part of my brain always thinking about the best escape route/form of defense every time im anywhere. i'm jealous of some of the people who got to grow up before this was a regular occurrence, especially before columbine. y'all wonder why gen z is so fucking anxious and depressed, but we have a reason to be. even when u know it's a drill, it's still really scary (some people act cool, but tbh i think it's just them trying to not think about how theyre actually feeling). these drills are extremely important. those shooters are gonna come 1 way or another, you might as well prepare them for it in case it happens to them.
It's done that way because a shooter wants quick targets and does not have time to guess if there are potential victims in the room. Realistically, school shootings like this only last about 5-10 minutes before the police arrive.
I've had a lockdown, people said they got firearms and bombs and stuff. I think the sad part is some kids were shaking and stuff and others were having fun. The best part was the teacher. She was so calm and kept a lot of the other kids calm. She was working and eating. We heard a couple loud booms right outside our window. Then we had to sit on the floor. It lasted like an hour or so. I'm glad it wasn't anything serious.
yeah we had one in elementary school in grade 3 or 4 right after the sandyhook shooting and we were hiding in a closet and the girls in my class started to scream when someone started to bang on the door and try to open it and all the boys were barely even phased but the teacher was terrified as well
@@JM-zl3ll Yeah most of the boys in my classroom were on their phones making jokes about how someone was probably going to come into the room and shoot us up.
George Bailey My parents said I should tell everyone to help me do that. But since it's a ghetto school they probably leave it to my self to do.... in that case I'll fucking jump out the window.
This happened at my school, Freshman year girls P.E the police department didn’t even talk with our school about it, they sent a deputy in undercover a Science teacher noticed the gun and told kids to run to a classroom started grabbing kids shoving them inside his classroom, our vice principal came over the intercom in panic, we hid in a bathroom for at lest 1 hour, if it was real, My science teacher deserves a metal or something, He was brave to call it out, and start grabbing kids. The trauma from that day, still lingers, kids can’t have headphones in the hallway and all teachers must stand outside there classrooms to watch.
As a parent of a high schooler, and elementary😭😭😢pain’s me to death, that our kids are not safe anymore, and feel so much gratitude for the school stuff and police that risk their life to save the students god blessed all of you🙏🙏..
It was really actually awesome watching Holly do that. And for some reason brought tears to my eyes. Probably because I know what she already went through once.
I live in Greece,I am Greek,and I find it so upsetting,and sad,to the point that it makes me cry sometimes when I see these types of videos,that this type of situation is so normalized,that a kid goes to school and may live in fear that their life one day may in be in danger,where they are supposed to feel,and be safe...💔
I think it’s actually really cool that they are teaching the teachers self defense. Without any knowledge it’s very hard to feel confident you can protect your students from an active shooter. I know some people don’t agree with the active shooter drills, but I think they are a great way to prepare teachers and students for if it were to really happen. ❤ Stay safe everyone ❤
Everyone during a lock down drill: *giggling, chit chatting with friends* That one time we actually thought Our school was about to get shot up: *screaming, running into classrooms, crying, anxiety attacks, people I didn’t like hugging me and telling me they’re sorry for everything they’ve ever done*
One time someone in my class was either lying to get ouf of school or there eyes were playing tricks on them and they said they say a man in a red jacket (or black i forgot) came in with a gun. Some people thought it was real (and it was a year ago but i was just being dumb) i said that i would throw crayons in there mouth. 😒 really
Unanounced drills are bad. Its like the boy who cries wolf. Now instead of being scared and acting as you should during this situation they will start giggling and talking thinking its a drill
Also the way the were teaching the teachers to disarm/subdue is not perfect. Not only should you do that you should also bite kick punch grab pinch ect. Altho i don't think they would practise that on a live human being
Turtle Game Guy! in my school they just say " Teachers and students please pardon this interruption. At this time we are conducting a code yellow/red drill." So we know
I think we should go even harsher, but make sure the kid and the parents know what’s going on and what to expect. If a kid or parent doesn’t want to go through with it don’t make them.
I had something similar, but it was for an earthquake drill. Me and many others volunteered to act as the injured. One of my friends even got to act as a dead person, apparently their little sign said a fish tank fell on their head or something-
I know but what if their like “Thank god that that annoying kid is dead” once they gaze upon your body? Ive always had that fear that once I’m dead, people will simply be more relieved than horrified and sad.
I had a couple of these in high school, it’s sad we have to do these now. I remember we had to put all of our desk in front of the door and turn off lights and be quiet. And I also remember my first week of my senior year, I was walking to the bathroom when one of the teachers yelled to go inside. I was so confused, so I rushed back to my class, and my teacher said someone was going to shoot up the school. He made all of us go into the closet and bruh we were all there for like 2 hours and it end up being some stupid ass kid from the middle school (it’s next to us) who didn’t want to take a test so he did a prank, but like wtf, everyone was freaking out cause we thought there was a shooter on the campus or at the middle school, people were crying, the police came it was a big mess. But like I’m so glad it wasn’t real 🙏🏼
It's nice to see that the teachers are willing to fight for the children. But it's sad that our planet/country has come to this decision. It's just really sad.
@Segul Rog Spatha u don't know that maybe the teacher cares about u, but they show hate because you're probably annoying them, or disrespecting them. It's the teacher's responsibility to take care of students, whether they like it or not.
I’m a school teacher and last month they did an unannounced lockdown and my heart sank and I shook as I was hiding the kids under the tables and telling them to be quiet. Someone came to shake the door and I signaled them to be quiet. When the principal said it was just a drill I went into the closet and bursted our crying without the kids seeing me. This is not why I went into teaching, the government need to change their laws instead of training us how not to die.
I'm sorry you got upset, it is a scary reality, but let's be real, you need to know this stuff. It's important, no matter how scary. Also, knowing how to not die is very much a useful skill. Maybe you should get a ccw or train with a firearm.
A bit ago this girl next to me told me a shooting was happening at my sister's school, where her sister also goes. I had a panic attack at one point and could not focus. Midway through she told me it was just some middle schoolers on snapchat speculating about a lock out (which was not a shooting at all, just a minor incident). I will never forget the fear I felt in that hour and how long it felt.
Well at our school someone always finds out about our lockdown drills, kids will just sit there laughing and making a joke of it, maybe this will teach kids the seriousness.
There was a threat to my school once. It was an online non specific threat so we weren’t in any danger but we all thought it was really happening. My and my sisters ran into a classroom during lunch time. We went into the corner of the room on the floor. We had our backpacks in front of us and were freaking out. The teacher and students were complete idiots. She said “Ok we don’t know what’s going on but you can keep talking and eating lunch. Everyone was moving and making noise. Me and my sisters didn’t stop hiding until near the end when 1) we finally got information and 2) we heard no gunshots. During the whole thing I was texting my mom and I freaked out my dad. I was holding a chair to throw. (In hindsight I would have been too scared to). Basically if a shooter was actually in my school, I most likely would have been dead.
a very vast majority of our terrorism comes from other country so yes. it is sad. sad that we have to suffer either because of some nonborn American or some piece of shit bully. although in most schools it's either a bully shooting...a depressed child or some druggy
Whenever my school had a lockdown drill.... in my fourth grade class, my classmates would always whisper to each other, giggle, purposely loudly cough,and purposely loudly sniff and I was angry thinking how this would be in real life.
Ash Franco I know! When I was in fourth grade, they would all whisper and giggle and I would always whisper at them to stop talking and then they would just shush me. It’s so annoying!
My homeroom teacher in High School for 11th and 12th grade (she's also the history teacher), was once in the army, and, in case of a real intruder, if anyone starts audibly crying, laughing, or otherwise making noises that could alert our location, to knock out or shut up any students making noise because the last thing you want is someone crying and the intruder finding you because of it. We were told to always keep our composure, create a desk barricade, and grab something to use as a weapon, like scissors, text books, even pens and pencils. If it could be thrown, that was better, but anything was better than nothing. In her class, we took it seriously.
I remember when in my high school when it wasn't a drill. The school was put on lockdown due to sightings of a couple of armed kids roaming the halls. It turned out to be props later on but we didn't know that at the time. We were a school with magnet programs, essentially a separate school focused on various fields for those unfamiliar, and had prospective students and parents in on tour at the time. It was brutal for them, but oddly, there was a weird calm that fall over me and, from what I heard, most of the other students. While I'm not sure about the main school classes, we had begun to arm ourselves and prepare escape plans if the rooms had access to the outside. I know I was prepared to die that day, and I know at least a few other shared that sentiment before the lockdown was lifted. Apparently we made a good impression on the people visiting with how we were managing, one room even had a baby that the class helped keep quiet. But after that, business as usual. Oddly enough, after the threat passed we mostly continued on with our day, though most parents opted to take their kids out of school for the day. It's weird now thinking back on it. But I guess this goes to show just how normalized it is nowadays. I never really think I feel truly safe, there's always a chance that something could come up and blindside you anywhere. I can't really even think about it as sad anymore, it's just part of life. Knowing your exits, having some idea of where to run, and what might make a good makeshift weapon seems kinda second nature at this point. Even in college I feel no different.
We had a lockdown in high school last year, and I wasn’t too bothered, just thought it was a drill. That is, until my teacher started Barricading the door with tables, chairs, and back packs. That was when I knew it wasn’t a drill and the feeling of dread hit me like a ton of bricks. He told us that if we heard something to jump out the window and run to the shed across from the back of the school. It was almost 2 1/2 hours long. Then a student got a video of a class in the front of the building screaming and crying. Apparently, the kid who threatened to do it on social media didn’t actually do it, but we went into lockdown as soon as we learned of the threat. It is really scary knowing that could be your last day on the planet and you never got to do the things you wanted to do or say the things you wanted to say. I told my friend about it and she told the counselors because she thought I was going to die and their school went into lockdown as well. People are so messed up.
About 2 days ago I had a lockdown drill in between classes, and thats the 2nd time ever that my school has ever had one between classes as they are usually like the standard ones which are during class. They only started doing that because of how frequent these shootings are becoming, which is honestly very sad knowing thats the reason. Its honestly scary though having these drills between classes because most students in my school all hangout in the lobby between classes which makes it very loud and hard to hear the intercom. So when they did it I never heard them say it and all of a sudden I saw students running into classrooms and teachers yelling at us to get inside. This literally terrified me and my friends because we had no idea if it was a drill (which it was) or if it was real. I know its not as terrifying as some of these other school drills but Its still just the fact that us students in America even have to do these kinds of drills so frequently.
literally most school shooters have practiced drills like this in school. the routine has not changed at all. the school shooter knows exactly what to do. There should be a new and improvised plan because everyone knows that the kids are behind the desk
the hiding behind the desk thing isnt really to try to have the shooter not see you, it is supposed to keep the shooter away because the shooter would want to move fast to not get caught so if students were behind a desk then it would take longer for the shooter to get to them which might make the shooter just leave that classroom if that makes sense.
princess deva 7 That’s not the point. When the someone comes into a school to kill, their goal is to kill as many people as possible in the smallest amount of time. They know they are hiding, but if the door is locked and they kids are hiding they are harder to get to. They continue on to find people who are out in the open.
princess deva 7 their plan is to harm as much students before the cops come, therefore they won’t spend time trying to open locked classroom doors. But they’ll be looking for the students in an open area.
As someone who has been recommended by teachers, friends, and family members, as well as having personal motivation and joy from teaching others, the frequency and terror of school shootings is more of a deterrent for me now than the poor pay. Teachers, and students are being asked way too much of in this way. Gun laws and gun safety needs to be better at protecting us. We are not responsible for taking down active shooters. Over-prepping can also lead to over-confidence and certain things happening that lead to more dead. The answer is not to prep, the answer is to prevent. #GunReform
So how are illegal guns sold? Where do they come from? Oh yeah, people who illegally sell guns just get them from no where. They're made in a factory too, like legal guns. Stop all gun manufacturing period.
Green-Gabled Velociraptor thats real life people are scary if they weren’t drills for shootings no one would be prepared when it happens because the real thing is THEY DO HAPPENS A LOT IN THE US
You shut the lights off, be silent, and lock the door, like really? The shooter went to school too, and they aren't dumb enough to think "oh no one must be here lets go to another school, oh look same thing, weird" 🙄
There are classrooms that are indeed empty while school is in session. So the goal is to look like one of those classrooms. My art teacher makes us take our bags and supplies with us just to make it seem like it's an empty period.
So I’m seeing some comments here saying there’s no way that teacher would be able to pull that move off irl. Listen, I trained in martial arts for 10 years and yes she could. I practiced moves like that disarming technique all the time against people bigger than me and against people smaller than me. As long as you know what to do and put in the effort, the person defending will usually win. Moves like that are meant to take your opponent’s weight and use it against them. It makes it so that anyone, no matter their size can pull it off. It’s not necessarily about brute strength. It’s about technique. Plus you can clearly see that both the teacher’s and the trainer’s faces are red. They are both fighting like hell, and the teacher wins. Because she grabs his arm, brings herself to the ground, and doesn’t let go. That’s using his weight against him. He’s not just fighting her weight, but his own on top of that.
Uts better than my high school a few years back. They said "Washington is in the building". My teacher had no idea what the hell they were talking about. Our door remained opened, the teens remained loud and cheerful, I decided to ditch class with a friend and happily roamed the hallway.... needless to say we spent the morning after in a "town hall meeting" about how shitty we did 😂😂😂.
My son come home the other day saying "mom, if I come home early out of breath is because there was a shooter in my school" what? My son, and any school age child should not have to worry about this kind of thing, instead they should feel safe
Honestly, I agree with this, the more drills you do unplanned, the more the students will be used to it, they will be more calm when it’s real and won’t be freaking out and which will make them kill them if they are loud.
At my school, the teachers were practicing fighting back with the class there. A super strong teacher threw his desk at the fake gunman as soon as he walked through the door! The fake gunman had to go to the hospital! Best. Drill. EVER!
Several years ago a school shooting occurred at the high school I attended. Except this shooting was done by the school resource officer (also a local police officer) who shot and killed a deranged man who entered the school, following a student who was late getting there. The school immediately went into lock down and the resource officer confronted the man who was armed with guns and intent on using them, in the hallway. She tried at first to diffuse the situation but when she was unable to do so she shot & killed him before he could endanger anyone else. The school was Sullivan Central High School in Blountville, TN. The officers name is Carolyn Gudger, and in my hometown she is a hero. She is the perfect example of what a school resource officer should be. A courageous woman who did her job, putting her life on the line for the students/faculty she was hired to protect. I was very disappointed that there was not a lot of media attention surrounding this incident, except for locally of course. I just really wanted people to see what a difference having a well trained, courageous police officer who takes their promise to protect and serve seriously on campus can make in these situations. I share this story so that the world will learn about this hero that is among us by the name of Carolyn Gudger
If you’re living somewhere like America where COVID-19 rates are DEVASTATINGLY HIGH, that’s a damn good point! Screw worrying about school shooters when you can be forced to go back to school which doesn’t require people to keep to social distancing laws and mask wearing and have an even HIGHER chance of dying/coming close to dying!
At my school they tell us when we have drills so that we don’t huddle into a corner and we just sit at our desks. But we know it’s not a drill if they don’t tell the teachers it’s a drill. Then that is when we huddle up in a corner.
They did this in my school but I didn’t know it was fake because my ass was washing my hands in the bathroom and I saw people with guns and I ran out the bathroom and ran straight to the exit and my mother picked me up and then they suspended my ass for running away edit: so erm…this is a whole ass lie and I’m being so serious idk why I even lied about this and I don’t even remember writing this comment but yeah this never ever happened ever 😭😭
Watching this reminds me of the time when I was in 3rd grade and we had a lockdown drill and our vice principal is going around checking doors to see if they are locked and then she comes to our door and rattles it really hard and we all jump. It happened again when I was in 4th grade too
Its great to see they will fight back and do something instead of sitting in a corner and get shot. Anyone to shoot up a school or anywhere is mentally ill and it is important that staff, teachers, and students know self defense and try not to be scared.
We once had a lockdown because there was a bear 2.5 miles away. The whole school gathered in the hallway and just stood there for about half an hour until we got picked up one by one. Edit: I forgot I even had this comment
albert yu one time I’m California my school was about like 45 to 30 minutes and a baby beat was in the school hall way with the mamma bear not far behind and the school didn’t know till my teacher called them while the door was getting broken down by the bear and we had to climb out the window and go into the office
Yall wont belive me but once there was a rat in my class it was the last class of the day math and we wherw sayin r prayers to leave school when this freakin rat come from the roof then we all screamed and ran to the balcony the teacher was like ok calm down then. The teachers next door came down thye where like huh? And then we screamed A RAT
We once had a lockdown cause a guy that stole a trailer house thing (from one of the houses in my nieces neighborhood) was trying to get away from the cops and drove past our school. He then drove the camper into a tree.
If I hear a gunshot in my school, I would be outta there faster than my grades are going dropping.
I ain't gonna hide in a big pack full of kids waiting for the dude to throw a pipe bomb in the middle
I see why your name is PoGo*TIPS&TRICKS*
PoGoTips&Tricks XD
I'm run faster than my homie Jupiter
PoGoTips&Tricks faster then a bullet is what you mean mate
"These drills may be too frightening" lol you think a real shooter is going to ride in handing out candy on a segway?
Very fucking true
i like candy
+carter valdez lol
+Colin G Well... despite there being 160 shooters all over the US, the odds are still much greater of your kid being raped, getting struck by an epidemic or hit by a car than it getting in an active shooting incident. Should we train them against rape, give them mouth masks all day long and forbid all traffic around schools for this reason? This training prepares for something that might happen (and then possibly saves dozens of lives), but while doing so, causes post-traumatic stress with a few hundred pupils (and now I'm pulling it to a stretch... possibly this might be the root trauma for our next generation shooter)
+Jurgen Gaeremyn The rate of shootings is going up and up, they're becoming more common because the media is talking about them so much. They're making them this big thing, people are doing it to make the news. These people need to be prepared for this.
it brought tears to my eyes watching the teacher with her Columbine hoodie tackling the man who was told to fight back during training. That was real. You can see the trauma on her face and the drive to protect her students. ❤️
He was using a bit of force. It would be very discouraging if he demonstrated it differently.
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When I was in middle school, we had an unannounced ‘intruder drill’ too- our principal went on the intercom and gave a distinct location of where the ‘shooter’, what gun they said and what they were wearing. The police would bang stuff against the walls to sound like bullets and it was the worst feeling hearing them slowly march on down the corridor. The classroom I was in was relatively close to the said location and we had to run. I remember everything I felt, I was so so nervous and people were having panic attacks, tripping and shoving each other trying to make it down the hallway, and I remember my friend who was in crunches at the time falling mid hallway in the sudden rush hour and I cried so hard once we were all outside. We ran so far, about a block and a half down. Everyone was uncontrollably sobbing. I mean, we were just 11 - 13 year olds. It lasted 30 minutes before we were all sent back to our classrooms and the day just went by as normal, but god, I will never forget the rawness I felt and the adrenaline I shouldn’t have had to survive. I can’t believe how terrifying this must be for actual victims, and my heart goes out to the recent Uvalde shooter victims and families.
Damn i can't imagine how bad that must've felt one time i was in middle school we had a sudden lockdown but i was in PE changing when the alarm went off but i was somewhat relieved seeing the teachers throwing on bullet proof vests and grabbing metal bats yelling at the kids to hurry tf up and get in
@@meowmeow9617"lol? " DO YOU THINK ALMOST DYING/DEATH IS FUNNY!?
@@aldcfanforever sorry I don’t know why I said that, it was like 7 months ago I was probably really tired or something I’ll delete it
@@aldcfanforeveri don’t really say ‘lol’ when implying humour, i more say it when i dont know what else to say idk how to explain it
Idk what this person said but based on their reply it’s probably a similar situation
School: Does a fake drill
Kindergartener: *PULLS OUT THE GLOCK*
Lol
@Pigs for Life yes of course
Idk why but whenever I hear about a school shooting that like one of my thoughts in the back of my jead
A fake drill? That would be the real thing
Did I say it was a real thing?
when I got shot it wasn't a drill
+I watch you when U sleep 😂😂😂
rip
bruhhh😂😂
Ily
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The teacher who graduated from Columbine has to be one of the bravest people alive. Being able to teach school after that trauma. It's incredible.
I'm 25 and living in the UK. I had no idea such a drill even existed until today. How anyone can live in America is beyond me.
I know, terrible country
During a drill this boy thought it was funny yelling bloody hell. My teacher put him outside.
Also during the drill we throw baskets balls not tennis balls
we had a drill but everyone talked and the assistant principal came and said if we do this again all of us in the class is getting suspended
Suspended lol?
suspended for one day
Flamedude 3D
Oooh, you guys should of been louder next time. Free off day.
anyone else's worst fear for these being in the bathroom while it happens
It will be awesome being in the bathroom while these happen. You could run easily out of the school
NikProBG 123 my school says to stand on the toilet so it looks like knowone is in there
Corinne Wirth what if ur tall and your head pokes out
Nadlin Riche yeah
Nadlin Riche One time me and my friends were in the bathroom when it happened
I've had to run from what we thought was a school shooter. Turns out a student pulled a prank by calling the police, telling them another student was shooting up the school.
The only thing that was going through my head was "I'm going to get shot in the back"
I was fully expecting the pain as I ran out the school doors, through the field, and into the neighborhood across the street.
But the trauma that these kids will get, imagine getting PTSD as young as elementary school
* Shooter opens door *
“Can I come in?”
“No.”
*”Understandable have a great day”*
Lol
Love it
XD
Ok sure just wow what if that happened wait. If was a shooter that would be me
If I was the shooter I would have been like : well too bad I busting that door open anyway🤣
At my school all were told to do is turn off the lights sit in a corner and close the door, how's that gonna help?
Shooter: Oh it's 11am on a Tuesday, the parking lots full, but the door is closed. Guess it's empty.
Panda Deadpool
If kids are huddled together they are more likely to die at the same time
Panda Deadpool mine too id have a better chance of running
School/American logic 101
Panda Deadpool Ik I always think that and also I think they also know because of what happens at most school lockdowns
Panda Deadpool i
i was 12 years old when sandyhook happened and 17 when parkland happened. i have a younger sibling by 2 years. the 2 years i was in high school with her were the most stressful because i had to worry about more than just myself. i dont think people who graduated out of k-12 before 2014ish realize how real this is for many of us. it could be any regular day at school and i'd constantly be looking for an exit plan. always thinking "what would you do in this very moment if...". i memorized my sibling's schedule so that i always knew where they should be in case something went down. even now, i still have this part of my brain always thinking about the best escape route/form of defense every time im anywhere. i'm jealous of some of the people who got to grow up before this was a regular occurrence, especially before columbine. y'all wonder why gen z is so fucking anxious and depressed, but we have a reason to be. even when u know it's a drill, it's still really scary (some people act cool, but tbh i think it's just them trying to not think about how theyre actually feeling). these drills are extremely important. those shooters are gonna come 1 way or another, you might as well prepare them for it in case it happens to them.
I’m really proud for that women who decided to make sure no one else in that school dies from a shooter😊
schoolshooter - " the door is shut and the lights are out, guess they arnt here"
Every News show covering this: "They shut the door and Turn off the lights to make it look like no ones here." WELL NOW THEY KNOW
schoolshooter entering the room - "Oh there are not 15 people behind the teacher's desk, i'll just leave"
Lady Katelyn it's protocol for any lockdown of any kind
Lmao its so obvious
It's done that way because a shooter wants quick targets and does not have time to guess if there are potential victims in the room. Realistically, school shootings like this only last about 5-10 minutes before the police arrive.
I live in Australia and we had a REAL 7 hour lock down because there was A COW ON THE OVAL
Henry Rodda my school had one because it was 'too windy' it barley even moved the leaves on the trees...
Y'all mad lucky
The cow shoots fresh milks
Glen Anderson 😂
Lmao
The love and appreciation in these soldiers coming home surprise videos is palpable and brings tears to my eyes.
As somebody with ptsd and severe anxiety, oh my gosh I cannot imagine the fear and panic attacks I would be overwhelmed with. Too. Far.
I feel like if someone was actually in the school with a gun, the kids are going to take it like a joke
Ikr. If my teacher told us to be quite we would carry on shouting at each other. It would also take one fart for the whole class to be screwed up
@@eb0nys same my class have to shut up
@@eb0nys they would giggle and everything and I be like"so u wanna get us killed ok fine"
J.B rapper ikr
or go up to them saying SHOOT ME SHOOT ME!!!! which is a problom
My school's shooting drill: shutting the door without locking it and continuing class
I wish I was joking
Oh my-
That school is kinda dumb-
@@tapatiosprotecter403 tell me about it
@@itsbreadtime8870 welp-
We cant change the schools plan-
@@tapatiosprotecter403 sadly
@@itsbreadtime8870 yep
Good information. I have to share this to keep all informed. Great work.
I've had a lockdown, people said they got firearms and bombs and stuff. I think the sad part is some kids were shaking and stuff and others were having fun. The best part was the teacher. She was so calm and kept a lot of the other kids calm. She was working and eating. We heard a couple loud booms right outside our window. Then we had to sit on the floor. It lasted like an hour or so. I'm glad it wasn't anything serious.
yeah we had one in elementary school in grade 3 or 4 right after the sandyhook shooting and we were hiding in a closet and the girls in my class started to scream when someone started to bang on the door and try to open it and all the boys were barely even phased but the teacher was terrified as well
@@JM-zl3ll Yeah most of the boys in my classroom were on their phones making jokes about how someone was probably going to come into the room and shoot us up.
Screw getting behind the desk. I'm pushing 7 desks up against the door and if I have a pencil, I'm going for the throat
Nah, go for the eyes. Effective, and a great way to get dinner!
George Bailey My parents said I should tell everyone to help me do that. But since it's a ghetto school they probably leave it to my self to do.... in that case I'll fucking jump out the window.
george bailey we have to push the heaviest things in the classroom to the door.
George Bailey noob. I brought a knife to high school every day.
George Bailey I would go out the window and get on the roof andhjde until its over
**~heres gun shots~**
**runs to door**
"THE SHOOTER DOESN'T DISMISS YOU I DO!"
Copied
Hears*
Lol
Lolll
😂😂💀
The way im crying over how caring theyre parents are js really hurts my heart rn😭
This happened at my school, Freshman year girls P.E the police department didn’t even talk with our school about it, they sent a deputy in undercover a Science teacher noticed the gun and told kids to run to a classroom started grabbing kids shoving them inside his classroom, our vice principal came over the intercom in panic, we hid in a bathroom for at lest 1 hour, if it was real, My science teacher deserves a metal or something, He was brave to call it out, and start grabbing kids. The trauma from that day, still lingers, kids can’t have headphones in the hallway and all teachers must stand outside there classrooms to watch.
I had a real lockdown their was a guy with a gun and a teacher tased him... he was a great science teacher
"was" XD
haha Zerina i just got what you ment
Von 2point0 😂
Von 2point0 good point instead of putting kids in sitting duck mode we should give the teachers tasers
Von 2point0 lies, teachers cannot bring such an item as a taser in a classroom. If he did how did he get the taser, aim it, and taze the man?
Me- hears shots
****me opening the door trying to run away****
Teacher- THE SHOOTER DOESN’T DISMISS YOU. I DO!!
LOL
LMFAO
cp0i IKR
AJ's Vlogs HAHA
LOL
I am so proud of these teachers to get equipped to save our children god bless you all
"OH MY GOD A MAN WITH A GUN LETS THROW DODGEBALLS AT HIM!"
Online Ellie521 Tbh i imagine a class like secondary all taking chairs or/and scissors and then 7 years old would take down an armed guy
Right I know oh my God
Online Ellie521 hahahahahaha
It can catch him off guard for a few seconds which then allows somebody to take him down
:0
I don't understand how huddling up in a corner helps. I've always wondered.
iRaccoon It makes it easier to find the bodies later.
iRaccoon it make us easier to find duh
Akt Productions Wtf, why is that an idea? They should charge the shooter, I don't think a shooter can kill 30 persons charging at him.
They Huddle up in a corner so the shooter can get collateral kills.
iRaccoon it saves bullets
As a parent of a high schooler, and elementary😭😭😢pain’s me to death, that our kids are not safe anymore, and feel so much gratitude for the school stuff and police that risk their life to save the students god blessed all of you🙏🙏..
Right on teaching self defense... valuable lessons
Imagine if the real shooter comes out in the middle of the drill
JayISGaming BOI we see who wins
Fake shooter vs Real shooter who well win
Real shooter vs airsoft gun i wonder who would win
JayISGaming BOI damn
Oh shoot
Shooter: Enters the class
Teacher: Sit down ur late !
Shooter: Ok...
*Class Continues*
loool
Lmaoo
Underrated comment 🔥
Hahahahaha amagine
LOOOL I CHOKED, my mum was like, u okay dude?
It was really actually awesome watching Holly do that. And for some reason brought tears to my eyes. Probably because I know what she already went through once.
I live in Greece,I am Greek,and I find it so upsetting,and sad,to the point that it makes me cry sometimes when I see these types of videos,that this type of situation is so normalized,that a kid goes to school and may live in fear that their life one day may in be in danger,where they are supposed to feel,and be safe...💔
It’s sad that we even have to do this...
come to europe we are never afraid cuz this (almost) never happens
Riley Bo it’s cause you guys have reasonable gun laws
Sam Poole true
Remembery Slime These type of drills have gone on for the last 100 years, when I was a kid it was we were gonna get bombed.
Doesn't the UK has a big knife problem?
everyone gangsta until quiet kid changes the drill to reality.
Omigosh ikr
Plot twist: he saves the class and fights back
@@gamingandstuff4005 that's pretty pog
I’m the quiet kid in my class and that seems like what I would do
@@wingsoffireisgood1517 pls don’t
I think it’s actually really cool that they are teaching the teachers self defense. Without any knowledge it’s very hard to feel confident you can protect your students from an active shooter. I know some people don’t agree with the active shooter drills, but I think they are a great way to prepare teachers and students for if it were to really happen. ❤ Stay safe everyone ❤
Poor kids who are having this this is melting my heart this is just really sad for the kids who is having this 💔 this is sad😞
It’s sad that we’ve come to a point where this is necessary
So true what have we come to
Red Racer That’s… not my point. I still said that it was necessary, just that it’s sad we’ve made it to that point
Red Racer yeah
Damn near made my cry thinkin about this
tpup tpup it’s always been this necessary
Everyone during a lock down drill: *giggling, chit chatting with friends*
That one time we actually thought Our school was about to get shot up: *screaming, running into classrooms, crying, anxiety attacks, people I didn’t like hugging me and telling me they’re sorry for everything they’ve ever done*
One time someone in my class was either lying to get ouf of school or there eyes were playing tricks on them and they said they say a man in a red jacket (or black i forgot) came in with a gun. Some people thought it was real (and it was a year ago but i was just being dumb) i said that i would throw crayons in there mouth. 😒 really
My class laughs at the people who got locked outside while my teacher who locked them out cackles like a witch.
most of the time I'm just like "ok but like small pp moment? 😳😳😳😳" and one time I genuinely thought I was gonna die and fell to the side onto someone
Lol this is too relatable
in our school we don’t even fucking know if it’s a drill or not and my class STILL TALKS
This is a great video. I love how the older kids fight the gunman
this makes me feel so lucky to live in Australia
@@dougfriendly7676 what lmao
@@dougfriendly7676 ?
You are lucky to live in a truly developed country. The United States is a third world country.
@@delrey874 no its not lmao
@@zoerobinson3056 third world country with a Gucci belt
Unanounced drills are bad. Its like the boy who cries wolf. Now instead of being scared and acting as you should during this situation they will start giggling and talking thinking its a drill
Also the way the were teaching the teachers to disarm/subdue is not perfect. Not only should you do that you should also bite kick punch grab pinch ect. Altho i don't think they would practise that on a live human being
Turtle Game Guy! in my school they just say " Teachers and students please pardon this interruption. At this time we are conducting a code yellow/red drill." So we know
Sorry I think I said that wrong rare drills are good, having a drill every month is bad
they say "this is not a drill" if its real. and inform the teachers for the fake ones
In my school they say Johnny Lockdown please report to the attendance office
it melts my heart how the kids dad drove so fast worried about his son, shows how he really cares.
Absolutely it shows how much he cares! But it also shows how he can’t think rationally AT ALL in a situation like that!
@@pinkcoconut9729 he wanted to help his son
I mean I would hope every single parent would do the same. I’m sorry if yours wouldn’t
He should’ve gotten a ticket. He’s not above the law.
If only my dad could do the same with the milk
this video is 8 years old and it feels like nothing has changed. My son will be school age in just a few years and its honestly terrifying.
I think we should go even harsher, but make sure the kid and the parents know what’s going on and what to expect. If a kid or parent doesn’t want to go through with it don’t make them.
They probably took it this far because no one would take drills seriously
ikr
OML
Everyone always laughs
RadLikeMaddie I take them seriously... my cousin passed away because of Columbine
Well she had heart attack... a bad one
I’ve been asked to volunteer as a “dead person” for one of my school lockdowns. It truly terrifying.
I had something similar, but it was for an earthquake drill. Me and many others volunteered to act as the injured. One of my friends even got to act as a dead person, apparently their little sign said a fish tank fell on their head or something-
I know but what if their like “Thank god that that annoying kid is dead” once they gaze upon your body? Ive always had that fear that once I’m dead, people will simply be more relieved than horrified and sad.
I hav too, my frien tried to fucking move my body lol
@@scriptedblanket7513 Awww
Id volunteer that
I had a couple of these in high school, it’s sad we have to do these now. I remember we had to put all of our desk in front of the door and turn off lights and be quiet. And I also remember my first week of my senior year, I was walking to the bathroom when one of the teachers yelled to go inside. I was so confused, so I rushed back to my class, and my teacher said someone was going to shoot up the school. He made all of us go into the closet and bruh we were all there for like 2 hours and it end up being some stupid ass kid from the middle school (it’s next to us) who didn’t want to take a test so he did a prank, but like wtf, everyone was freaking out cause we thought there was a shooter on the campus or at the middle school, people were crying, the police came it was a big mess. But like I’m so glad it wasn’t real 🙏🏼
It's nice to see that the teachers are willing to fight for the children. But it's sad that our planet/country has come to this decision. It's just really sad.
I almost cry seeing how much the teachers would fight for these kids it's really nice to see
Ikr and most of students just say that teachers are stupids
@Segul Rog Spatha u don't know that maybe the teacher cares about u, but they show hate because you're probably annoying them, or disrespecting them. It's the teacher's responsibility to take care of students, whether they like it or not.
Yeah man
@@jkook_x97 no
@@helenmaravilla9168 yes
I’m a school teacher and last month they did an unannounced lockdown and my heart sank and I shook as I was hiding the kids under the tables and telling them to be quiet. Someone came to shake the door and I signaled them to be quiet. When the principal said it was just a drill I went into the closet and bursted our crying without the kids seeing me. This is not why I went into teaching, the government need to change their laws instead of training us how not to die.
Oh gosh that's awful
katherine ramirez I’m so sorry that’s so horrible for you, I mean the mental breakdowns I would have after that!!
I'm sorry you got upset, it is a scary reality, but let's be real, you need to know this stuff. It's important, no matter how scary. Also, knowing how to not die is very much a useful skill. Maybe you should get a ccw or train with a firearm.
FUCK YOU
@@vadimgoeke2023 okay cool but how about no..?
A bit ago this girl next to me told me a shooting was happening at my sister's school, where her sister also goes. I had a panic attack at one point and could not focus. Midway through she told me it was just some middle schoolers on snapchat speculating about a lock out (which was not a shooting at all, just a minor incident). I will never forget the fear I felt in that hour and how long it felt.
Great giving kids ideas on how to do it. GOD, we need you!!!
*"They even have some students covered in blood"*
Me:
*WWWHAT THE FAAAAAAA*
Izzy M Lol
As a EMT it's as real as we can get it, its traumatizing for you to watch, great training for us. Sorry but true
Ya how is this boy going to get the red out of his wite shirt
Me: BEST ACTER OF THE YEAR
Well at our school someone always finds out about our lockdown drills, kids will just sit there laughing and making a joke of it, maybe this will teach kids the seriousness.
Its fucking sad that we even have to prepare for something like this.
we dont
xuxuosu did you watch the video?
during the cold war some schools practiced "duck and cover" drills where students would hide under their desk in case a bomb was dropped
+xuxuosu Yes we do.
Ashley IsAPotterHead
Prove it
There was a threat to my school once. It was an online non specific threat so we weren’t in any danger but we all thought it was really happening.
My and my sisters ran into a classroom during lunch time. We went into the corner of the room on the floor. We had our backpacks in front of us and were freaking out.
The teacher and students were complete idiots. She said “Ok we don’t know what’s going on but you can keep talking and eating lunch. Everyone was moving and making noise. Me and my sisters didn’t stop hiding until near the end when 1) we finally got information and 2) we heard no gunshots.
During the whole thing I was texting my mom and I freaked out my dad. I was holding a chair to throw. (In hindsight I would have been too scared to).
Basically if a shooter was actually in my school, I most likely would have been dead.
These are the videos I watch to help myself and others. Sucks we have to have these drills because of the society we live in.
stacking up the kids like that, makes the job much easier.
Child of Tapiotar *pops grenade*
sad how schools in the US have to do drills .... im from saudi arabia we never had shooting we has school fires
a very vast majority of our terrorism comes from other country so yes. it is sad. sad that we have to suffer either because of some nonborn American or some piece of shit bully. although in most schools it's either a bully shooting...a depressed child or some druggy
Salehlll To bad you have Muslims.
chritopher easley dumbass. go research. most terrorist attacks and stuff like that in America are from Americans.
Normal students: *hides*
Crazy student: GET A PENCIL AND AIM AT HIS EYE
😂
I mean in a doorway they ain't gonna shoot if suddenly their eye don't exist
I'm that crazy student
That's me xdxd
😂😂😂😂
This is so upsetting I pray for my siblings as they’re still in school and, stuff has only got worse.
Its upsetting kids have to go thru this man. Im glad im outta school man im nervous to have kids because of this man.
Whenever my school had a lockdown drill.... in my fourth grade class, my classmates would always whisper to each other, giggle, purposely loudly cough,and purposely loudly sniff and I was angry thinking how this would be in real life.
Ash Franco I know! When I was in fourth grade, they would all whisper and giggle and I would always whisper at them to stop talking and then they would just shush me. It’s so annoying!
My homeroom teacher in High School for 11th and 12th grade (she's also the history teacher), was once in the army, and, in case of a real intruder, if anyone starts audibly crying, laughing, or otherwise making noises that could alert our location, to knock out or shut up any students making noise because the last thing you want is someone crying and the intruder finding you because of it. We were told to always keep our composure, create a desk barricade, and grab something to use as a weapon, like scissors, text books, even pens and pencils. If it could be thrown, that was better, but anything was better than nothing. In her class, we took it seriously.
Ash Franco like would they be laughing or giggling if it was REAL?!
Ash Franco SAME FOR ME!!!
Same in forth grade a boy got suspended for yelling "DEEZ NUTZ" and i thought that was sooooo immature.
The kids in this video: Taking it seriously and being silent
The kids in my class: *giggling intensifies*
Same
Same but during a rehearse
I hate those people because whenever people laugh or giggle it makes me 😩
In my old classes there was this big group of self proclaimed “popular girls” that would scream bloody murder
Same 😅
I remember when in my high school when it wasn't a drill. The school was put on lockdown due to sightings of a couple of armed kids roaming the halls. It turned out to be props later on but we didn't know that at the time. We were a school with magnet programs, essentially a separate school focused on various fields for those unfamiliar, and had prospective students and parents in on tour at the time. It was brutal for them, but oddly, there was a weird calm that fall over me and, from what I heard, most of the other students. While I'm not sure about the main school classes, we had begun to arm ourselves and prepare escape plans if the rooms had access to the outside. I know I was prepared to die that day, and I know at least a few other shared that sentiment before the lockdown was lifted.
Apparently we made a good impression on the people visiting with how we were managing, one room even had a baby that the class helped keep quiet. But after that, business as usual. Oddly enough, after the threat passed we mostly continued on with our day, though most parents opted to take their kids out of school for the day.
It's weird now thinking back on it. But I guess this goes to show just how normalized it is nowadays. I never really think I feel truly safe, there's always a chance that something could come up and blindside you anywhere. I can't really even think about it as sad anymore, it's just part of life. Knowing your exits, having some idea of where to run, and what might make a good makeshift weapon seems kinda second nature at this point. Even in college I feel no different.
We had a lockdown in high school last year, and I wasn’t too bothered, just thought it was a drill. That is, until my teacher started Barricading the door with tables, chairs, and back packs. That was when I knew it wasn’t a drill and the feeling of dread hit me like a ton of bricks. He told us that if we heard something to jump out the window and run to the shed across from the back of the school. It was almost 2 1/2 hours long. Then a student got a video of a class in the front of the building screaming and crying. Apparently, the kid who threatened to do it on social media didn’t actually do it, but we went into lockdown as soon as we learned of the threat. It is really scary knowing that could be your last day on the planet and you never got to do the things you wanted to do or say the things you wanted to say. I told my friend about it and she told the counselors because she thought I was going to die and their school went into lockdown as well. People are so messed up.
I wish my drills were like this and I'm in high school. My lockdowns are just sitting in a corner and people are talking. That's not a drill.
ya
yeah every drill like there is always like 5 kids laughing there ass off and in like shut up
same but im in middle school and our teachers can be strict AF
In middle school, my middle school teacher said if you talk, you're going in the hallway. You're not gonna get the rest of us killed.
+Lisa C. I think that teacher would get fired for sending a kid to their death in a real shooting
*Hear gunshots and screaming*
All of a sudden a noise starts to get closer and closer to you
"ALL THE OTHER KIDS WITH THE PUMPED UP KICKS!"
ah man, I've known that song since it came out and I still love it
“We practice enough so they shouldn’t be scared”
You were literally teaching them to be scared
About 2 days ago I had a lockdown drill in between classes, and thats the 2nd time ever that my school has ever had one between classes as they are usually like the standard ones which are during class. They only started doing that because of how frequent these shootings are becoming, which is honestly very sad knowing thats the reason. Its honestly scary though having these drills between classes because most students in my school all hangout in the lobby between classes which makes it very loud and hard to hear the intercom. So when they did it I never heard them say it and all of a sudden I saw students running into classrooms and teachers yelling at us to get inside. This literally terrified me and my friends because we had no idea if it was a drill (which it was) or if it was real. I know its not as terrifying as some of these other school drills but Its still just the fact that us students in America even have to do these kinds of drills so frequently.
literally most school shooters have practiced drills like this in school. the routine has not changed at all. the school shooter knows exactly what to do. There should be a new and improvised plan because everyone knows that the kids are behind the desk
the hiding behind the desk thing isnt really to try to have the shooter not see you, it is supposed to keep the shooter away because the shooter would want to move fast to not get caught so if students were behind a desk then it would take longer for the shooter to get to them which might make the shooter just leave that classroom if that makes sense.
But the shooter could just shoot up the desk
@@theghostofharambe317 I head desks in America are made with bulletproof materiel this is why I live in the UK
My teachers told us to immediately leavw
@@Kmsnna1012 hide in a closet or something. A desk isn't good :/
Relize that the shooters been to school and probably learned that the students hide behind teachers desks or under students desk. Like cmon
princess deva 7 That’s not the point. When the someone comes into a school to kill, their goal is to kill as many people as possible in the smallest amount of time. They know they are hiding, but if the door is locked and they kids are hiding they are harder to get to. They continue on to find people who are out in the open.
princess deva 7 Mhm agreed
@@samanthaarias5913 but since they know their tactics from when they was in school they know where they sre
memeolus boi090 That’s what I mean. THEY KNOW WHERE THEY ARE HIDING, but are trying to find easy targets like kids who aren’t hiding first
princess deva 7 their plan is to harm as much students before the cops come, therefore they won’t spend time trying to open locked classroom doors. But they’ll be looking for the students in an open area.
As someone who has been recommended by teachers, friends, and family members, as well as having personal motivation and joy from teaching others, the frequency and terror of school shootings is more of a deterrent for me now than the poor pay. Teachers, and students are being asked way too much of in this way. Gun laws and gun safety needs to be better at protecting us. We are not responsible for taking down active shooters. Over-prepping can also lead to over-confidence and certain things happening that lead to more dead. The answer is not to prep, the answer is to prevent. #GunReform
Even though school shootings are really scary, everyone needs to remain calm, as being scared will not solve anything.
I love how Kinder eggs aren't legal but guns are.
Elphaba right
Elphaba banning guns is not the solution either people are still gonna but legal or not
So how are illegal guns sold? Where do they come from? Oh yeah, people who illegally sell guns just get them from no where.
They're made in a factory too, like legal guns. Stop all gun manufacturing period.
You people are like moms going on facebook to report memes.
Mr Owns exactly
The teachers when they tackled the shooter bro 💀 THEY SLAYED
This is so emotional 😭 , something more than a drill.
It's sad that I used to love lockdown drills and have fun doing them, now they scare me.
Green-Gabled Velociraptor ikr it was better when we were little not knowing the real reason we have them
Green-Gabled Velociraptor thats real life people are scary if they weren’t drills for shootings no one would be prepared when it happens because the real thing is THEY DO HAPPENS A LOT IN THE US
They Don't Scare me.
I still love them 😂
It’s even more sad that this is something recent that they started, by the time I got to school it was just another drill
You shut the lights off, be silent, and lock the door, like really? The shooter went to school too, and they aren't dumb enough to think "oh no one must be here lets go to another school, oh look same thing, weird" 🙄
K Tuttle that is exactly what I have been thinking this whole time
There are classrooms that are indeed empty while school is in session. So the goal is to look like one of those classrooms. My art teacher makes us take our bags and supplies with us just to make it seem like it's an empty period.
K Tuttle They don't know where we hide though
I always thought the same thing
Would you rather have the doors unlocked? The lights on? Everyone talking? There's a big difference there, buddy.
I can't believe this is even needed in the first place
So I’m seeing some comments here saying there’s no way that teacher would be able to pull that move off irl. Listen, I trained in martial arts for 10 years and yes she could.
I practiced moves like that disarming technique all the time against people bigger than me and against people smaller than me. As long as you know what to do and put in the effort, the person defending will usually win.
Moves like that are meant to take your opponent’s weight and use it against them. It makes it so that anyone, no matter their size can pull it off. It’s not necessarily about brute strength. It’s about technique.
Plus you can clearly see that both the teacher’s and the trainer’s faces are red. They are both fighting like hell, and the teacher wins. Because she grabs his arm, brings herself to the ground, and doesn’t let go. That’s using his weight against him. He’s not just fighting her weight, but his own on top of that.
This poor kids are thinking that the shooter can't find them next to the table
abac yolo HAHAH😂 you're right😂😂😂😂
OMF
Uts better than my high school a few years back. They said "Washington is in the building". My teacher had no idea what the hell they were talking about. Our door remained opened, the teens remained loud and cheerful, I decided to ditch class with a friend and happily roamed the hallway.... needless to say we spent the morning after in a "town hall meeting" about how shitty we did 😂😂😂.
Teachers: cursing
Me: wait thats illegal
In Romania is normal
My teacher cussed a whole student out and she is still able to teach there 💀
Morgan Martin what did the student do?
Crispy Bread took a kids pencil 😭
@@morganmartin7543 👁👄👁 it's just a pencil...
My son come home the other day saying "mom, if I come home early out of breath is because there was a shooter in my school" what? My son, and any school age child should not have to worry about this kind of thing, instead they should feel safe
Honestly, I agree with this, the more drills you do unplanned, the more the students will be used to it, they will be more calm when it’s real and won’t be freaking out and which will make them kill them if they are loud.
At my school, the teachers were practicing fighting back with the class there. A super strong teacher threw his desk at the fake gunman as soon as he walked through the door! The fake gunman had to go to the hospital! Best. Drill. EVER!
XD That just made my day
OMG! I hope that's true!
It is 100% true
useful tableflip :D
Its super effective :D
School shooter: Well shit the lights are off and the blinds are shut in all the classrooms, guess there is no one in the school
Ik like just break the windows and jump they won't know which class did it
James Ellsworth sooo we will have to shit the lights?
James Ellsworth So unrealistic bish
Silvino Ayuste BISH
Nancy The DIY Girl care to explain?
Several years ago a school shooting occurred at the high school I attended. Except this shooting was done by the school resource officer (also a local police officer) who shot and killed a deranged man who entered the school, following a student who was late getting there. The school immediately went into lock down and the resource officer confronted the man who was armed with guns and intent on using them, in the hallway. She tried at first to diffuse the situation but when she was unable to do so she shot & killed him before he could endanger anyone else. The school was Sullivan Central High School in Blountville, TN. The officers name is Carolyn Gudger, and in my hometown she is a hero. She is the perfect example of what a school resource officer should be. A courageous woman who did her job, putting her life on the line for the students/faculty she was hired to protect. I was very disappointed that there was not a lot of media attention surrounding this incident, except for locally of course. I just really wanted people to see what a difference having a well trained, courageous police officer who takes their promise to protect and serve seriously on campus can make in these situations. I share this story so that the world will learn about this hero that is among us by the name of Carolyn Gudger
Ugh this makes me tear up. Every school should have these practices and take the threat of a shooter coming at any moment seriously
*Whyd we all get reccomended this six years later during COVID?-*
If you’re living somewhere like America where COVID-19 rates are DEVASTATINGLY HIGH, that’s a damn good point! Screw worrying about school shooters when you can be forced to go back to school which doesn’t require people to keep to social distancing laws and mask wearing and have an even HIGHER chance of dying/coming close to dying!
@@a.k7889 *laughs in online school*
@@a.k7889 me who’s online in Canada:👁👄👁
At my school they tell us when we have drills so that we don’t huddle into a corner and we just sit at our desks. But we know it’s not a drill if they don’t tell the teachers it’s a drill. Then that is when we huddle up in a corner.
@@Kylie_h Anna oop
They did this in my school but I didn’t know it was fake because my ass was washing my hands in the bathroom and I saw people with guns and I ran out the bathroom and ran straight to the exit and my mother picked me up and then they suspended my ass for running away
edit: so erm…this is a whole ass lie and I’m being so serious idk why I even lied about this and I don’t even remember writing this comment but yeah this never ever happened ever 😭😭
that's unfair lmfao
You should've said
'at least I'd live, suckers'
Stupid thing for a school to do
they suspended you for doing the most smartest thing in a shootout
bitch
So they suspended you for saving your own life
bitch thats unfair and so they just really supended you from saving ur own life? Wtf...
Watching this reminds me of the time when I was in 3rd grade and we had a lockdown drill and our vice principal is going around checking doors to see if they are locked and then she comes to our door and rattles it really hard and we all jump. It happened again when I was in 4th grade too
Its great to see they will fight back and do something instead of sitting in a corner and get shot. Anyone to shoot up a school or anywhere is mentally ill and it is important that staff, teachers, and students know self defense and try not to be scared.
We once had a lockdown because there was a bear 2.5 miles away. The whole school gathered in the hallway and just stood there for about half an hour until we got picked up one by one. Edit: I forgot I even had this comment
albert yu one time I’m California my school was about like 45 to 30 minutes and a baby beat was in the school hall way with the mamma bear not far behind and the school didn’t know till my teacher called them while the door was getting broken down by the bear and we had to climb out the window and go into the office
@@sophiamclean5364 omg I remember one day a big bird came into my school but nothing like a bear
Yall wont belive me but once there was a rat in my class it was the last class of the day math and we wherw sayin r prayers to leave school when this freakin rat come from the roof then we all screamed and ran to the balcony the teacher was like ok calm down then. The teachers next door came down thye where like huh? And then we screamed A RAT
Then a few days later at lunch we saw the rat dead yes DEAD on the road
We once had a lockdown cause a guy that stole a trailer house thing (from one of the houses in my nieces neighborhood) was trying to get away from the cops and drove past our school. He then drove the camper into a tree.
If these shooters have been too school. Wouldn’t they know what we do when these things happen?
I don't think this would happen in a 80s school.
@@panickal school shooters can be at any age even 13
@@will-oh9br Does that mean they can't be older? No.
@@panickal highlights "school shooter can be at ANY AGE"
@@will-oh9br *But I'm talking about when they are older.*