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When the fire alarm went off, Sarah Lerner was passing out chocolates to her students after they joked that she was going to ruin Valentine’s Day by giving them a quiz. Lerner was confused by the alarm — Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School had already held a fire drill that morning. Lerner and her students filed out of their classroom, where they were met by the chaos of a mass shooting in progress.
Lerner’s son, who was in sixth grade at the middle school next door, was texting her that he was scared. While she hid, Lerner sent messages to her husband and mother, telling them that there was an active shooter but she was safe. When she and the students in her class were finally escorted out of the building hours later, Lerner left her desktop computer powered on, with her planner and makeup bag sitting next to it. “It seems so insignificant,” Lerner said.
Later that week, she had to buy new makeup before going to funerals for the students and colleagues lost in the shooting. But on Valentine’s Day, she says, it hadn’t hit her yet that her world had changed. “I was walking out with my backpack and lunch bag like an idiot in all of this chaos,” she tells. Lerner and her students were taken to a nearby hotel where other MSD teachers and students were waiting.
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