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Increased Security At Council Rock Schools Wednesday After TX Shooting
Dr. Sue Elliott, acting superintendent, said there was an increased law enforcement presence at all schools Wednesday.

NEWTOWN, PA — There was an increased law enforcement presence at all Council Rock district schools Wednesday after a mass shooting in Texas, said acting superintendent Dr. Sue Elliott.
A gunman killed 19 children and two teachers in a classroom at Robb Elementary School in Uvalde on Tuesday, in the deadliest school shooting in the United States since Sandy Hook. School counselors will be available for Council Rock School District students and staff, Elliott said.
"This is a terrible event, which may cause many emotions including fear, anxiety, and anger," Elliott wrote. "Student and staff safety and wellness remains our top priority."
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Elliott also shared a link from the National Association of School Psychologists with advice on talking with students about violence.
"I extend my deepest sympathy as well as thoughts and prayers for comfort and healing to the families, friends, and community members in this Texas community," she said.
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