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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 2018
Page
2
Across schools from elementary to college students joined a nationwide walkout. At Columbine High 300 students gathered on a soccer field while Sandy Hook survivors marched from Newtown High. In Washington 2000 students observed a 17 minute silence.
In Elyria a student led walkout and rally honored Parkland victims with 17 minute demonstrations and candlelight vigils. Ali son Guerini and Hayley Simons spoke of loss and resilience as students read names and released red balloons. Middle schools also held tributes to victims and violence prevention efforts.
Avon High students held Eagles United Week focusing on mental health awareness with two days of themed events. Senior planners Taylor Dallas and Yasmeen Barkley spoke about honoring lives lost and promoting ongoing kindness and involvement.
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About 40 to 50 Vermilion students left class to spend the day on the front lawn after a national walkout did not meet expectations. They voiced fears about gun violence, discussed safety ideas, and observed a 17 minute silence for recent deaths. School leaders supported civil disobedience but kept students on campus.
Hundreds of Lorain students walked around the building then gathered in the gym for a rally. Cassandra Marr spoke about the death of her son Keshawn Carter last July and urged students to think before acting. Lorain Schools CEO David Hardy praised student voices and civil disobedience. The event featured performances from the Wind Ensemble and ROTC, a 17 second moment of silence for Parkland victims, and poems reflecting on mass shootings.
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