The school district where we reside announced there have been no credible threats according to local law enforcement and thus are continuing business as usual.

The school district where we reside announced there have been no credible threats according to local law enforcement and thus are continuing business as usual. Personally, I think it's less that children are learning to organize at scale and more that districts and teachers are put in powerless positions to effectively deal with the problems as they arise. While I'm not advocating, at all, for physical retaliation, it seems that districts are far more tolerant of abhorrent behavior than they should be. Expulsion should be a readily available tool for those who commit property damage, physical intimidation and/or harm, and other serious violations. Too often districts have to resort to in-house suspensions to deal with behavioral issues and we all know how effective that has become. The many should not suffer the consequences for the few.