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Sandy Hook Elementary in Newtown Connecticut.

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Sandy Hook Elementary in Newtown Connecticut.

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Sandy Hook Memorial: Remembering those that were lost

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Sandy Hook Memorial: Remembering those that were lost

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The memorial of the 26 students and teachers who lost their lives.

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Led by teacher Kaitlin Roig-Debellis, she kept her students safe by cramming herself and 15 students into a small bathroom.  Sitting and waiting for help, she did the best to keep her kids quiet throughout the terrifying minutes of the shooting. Everyone in classroom 18 survived the dreadful day (McNeil and Hammel).

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Victoria Soto was a 27 year old teacher at Sandy Hook elementary. Mrs. Soto was found dead in classroom 10, a set of keys found nearby. She died protecting her kids (Blad).

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9:30am: The first shot rings through the school
9:40am: The suicide shot of Adam Lanza
(Blad)

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Adam Lanza walked into Sandy Hook elementary on December 12, 2012 and killed 26 people (Blad).

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Ways to keep the children quiet during the event.

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Ways to keep the children quiet during the event.

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Teachers would keep the kids calm by having them draw pictures, color or in rooms closest to the shooter, through prayer. Mrs. Debellis constantly told her children that the "good guys" were coming to help (McNeil and Hammel).

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Ranging from a Bushmaster Rifle to a Glock 20, Lanza was found wielding 5 different guns walking into the school (Blad).

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Having to shoot his way inside, the office doors of Sandy Hook elementary are left in pieces (Blad).