Like any American school, Mooresville High School in Indiana had long since set up security protocols and mental health services to try to prevent violence on campus.
Yet those policies didn’t fully prepare them psychologically for the arrest in February of an 18-year-old senior accused of planning “Parkland part two.”
“Our reaction – and the community’s – was one of shock,” Matt Saner, the president of the Mooresville Schools board of trustees, told CNN in an email. “These aren’t just nameless students that we are responsible for keeping safe, these are our neighbors. Our friends. Our family. Our own kids.”…