Hey, everybody. Welcome back to a new episode of Teacher's Off-Duty,

giving what has happened in Virginia with the case of a six-year-old

shooting their teacher. Today's episode is going to be about

school safety, so stay tuned.

Thank you for tuning in to our episode of Teacher's Off-Duty. It's a little

bit of a different vibe. It's kind of more somber than our

usual comedy and fun stuff, but it's an important topic that we're

talking about. So today we are discussing what's

been in the news, the Rich Neck Elementary School

shooting in Virginia. So we're going to give the facts, and then we are

going to discuss this. So here's what happened to our understanding.

A first-grader, a first-grade teacher, Abby's Warner, was shot by her six-year-old

student during a lesson. The six-year-old took his mother's gun, which was

purchased legally. Allegedly, Zwerner had notified the school

about her concerns over the students. I had posted a video about this

as did, you know, all of us posted something about it, and some of

colleagues at the school had reached out. They don't want to be named, but they

had said that the student had been a concern. PPS news reports, according to

the superintendent George Parker, administrators at the school learned the

student had a weapon in his possession before the shooting, but did not find

the nine-millimeter handgun when they searched his bag.

NBC news reports it's unlikely that the six-year-old will be charged,

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