->Active shooter drill in middle school. Are American schools really like this?

I see. It's a shame they can't just kill themselves and leave everyone else alone.

>or you get to watch a skinny 14 year old trying to kick in a door
lol imagine bullying a kid while he's on his rampage.

So the next school shooter is just going to bring one of those rams with him and break open each door and sweep the now target rich corner as he passes.

So schools will respond by replacing normal school doors with rolling cell style doors that can only be opened by a passcode input from the office.

I teach 5th grade in an extremely affluent area so probably no kids bringing guns. Classes are often empty due to teachers having planning periods or taking the kids to the library or whatever so if the doors are closed I guess they'd have a harder time telling which rooms actually have people in them. It's all about slowing them down while a police officer comes and wastes them.

I actually goofed, they told us in recent years that you don't need to cover the door's window. I think someone realized that covering the window kind of red-flags a shooter that there's people hiding in there.

Yes. Every public school is required to do active shooter and fire drills.

>It's all about slowing them down while a police officer comes and wastes them.
Don't count on that happening. It would be the first time, if it did. You're better off arming yourself and taking it into your own hands.

Yep, every few months they do a "school shooter" drill.
The idea used to be that all the kids should huddle up in the corner, but I think they're changing that now because someone realized that having a bunch of targets all in one place just meant you were giving the shooter a bigger high score.

Our school is old as shit and even it has doors that there is absolutely no way a person could break down. Our walls are framed from steel, not lumber, and the door is thick as fuck. The glass windows presumably are weak so a shooter would probably just knock that out and stick their gun in and shoot. If they have a handgun it's game over because they can just reach their arm in and shoot people all lined up.

I remember doing one in kindergarten I remember thinking this in school, the answer is the the shooter wouldn't know which buildings are worth the trouble of entering and would have limited time to find out

We do have a resource officer on campus at all times. He has a handgun and some kind of rifle, an AR-15 I think. Unless he fucks off like that one dude did in Parkland then I assume he'd be able to reach the shooter within a couple of minutes.

>not going for the pipe bomb in the lunch hall play
nigga did you learn nothing

>It's a shame they can't just kill themselves and leave everyone else alone.
spoken like someone who bullies other people and fears retribution
you'll get yours cunt

no that would require a dance off

lol I'm hasguns so good luck with that.