Immediately go to the nearest room and lock and barricade the door.

Stay low and stay quiet.

I went to a somewhat typical high school.

Not in a traditional American suburb, but a more rural set high school.

Some kids go to schools with graduating classes of like 500 to hell even a thousand kids.

My high school had, I think, a little less than 200 kids in my graduating class.

It was the kind of high school where even if you weren't friends with someone, you still knew

them by face and name.

Walking down the hallways, you'd know

basically 99% of your peers, at least in your own graduating class. Coming from a quiet town,

there weren't a lot of crazy news stories, really. It was pretty uneventful there. What we did

for fun after school was actually go out and play sports and ride our bikes around and stuff

like that. This was like 17 years ago though, so I guess things may be a lot different these

days for kids. Another thing I always felt that was unique about our school was that there

didn't really seem to be any bullying for the most part, like at least not the typical cliche

movie style bullying where kids are getting pushed into lockers or having their lunch money stolen.

When I think back now, I can't really name a single kid from my graduating class who could be labeled as a bully.

Sure, there were kids who just tease others, but nothing too serious. Of course, there were quiet kids in our grade, like every school has,

but there was one kid in my grade who literally never spoke at all. I'm gonna just name

him Luke for this story. He wasn't even a weird-looking kid or anything. He seemed pretty

nice to people who went out of their way to interact with him. I shared one class with him,

though. It was an

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