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![After being dismissed by class, students were escorted by law enforcement to buses before being transported to Frost MS for reunification. When we “walked through the line of armed [officers, it] was both relieving that we had been that protected and frightening,” AP Psychology, Sociology and SGA teacher Amy Buckingham said.](https://woottoncommonsense.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/02/IWa35gOnEbda2wMV7gUkZUwTWTTyFpFP83lHAv7E-1200x892.jpg)
