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May 23rd, 2013
12:36 AM ET
Teacher: Entire room caved in on us
Second grade teachers Annette Brown and Gina Janzen describe their fear when they couldn't move or breathe easily after the tornado hit Moore, Oklahoma on Monday.
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Post by: Anderson Cooper Filed under: Tornadoes • Weather |
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Dear Anderson, Thank you for your work and my prayers and thoughts are with these families and children. The superintendant, school board, Mayor, and Governor should be ashamed. The Mayor stated that he has a safe in the back of his jewelry store that him and his employees were able to access to remain safe. I'm glad the jewelry and the Mayor was safe and sad that children always seem to be last on the financial ladder. Old and New schools should have had a storm shelter for these kids and for the Superintendant of schools to say that they can't afford it? Really? To say that it's a process? Shouldn't the "process' have been in the works sometime ago? I am just tired Anderson. Tired of hearing political excuses instead of these politicians and those in power making decisions for those not in power based on economics only. Why don't they just say, "we chose not to afford storm shelters" . Thank you for this forum and for allowing the public to provide our views. Shellie