Interestingly, in all of my 13 years in school, this was the very first time I’ve been at school during a tornado warning, just a few months before graduation.
As I was sitting down in the office to start sorting out passes for students (for first hour I deliver passes to students around the school), a counselor walked up and mentioned that the sirens were going off and that we should get to shelter. Instinctively, i grabbed by phone, hit record, and ran outside. The school bell hadn’t even rung yet since we start at 10 on Mondays, so kids were still arriving at school, so i blended in with the arriving crowd to avoid being yelled at. After a couple minutes I went back in and took shelter with everyone else in the office.
Interestingly, in all of my 13 years in school, this was the very first time I’ve been at school during a tornado warning, just a few months before graduation.
As I was sitting down in the office to start sorting out passes for students (for first hour I deliver passes to students around the school), a counselor walked up and mentioned that the sirens were going off and that we should get to shelter. Instinctively, i grabbed by phone, hit record, and ran outside. The school bell hadn’t even rung yet since we start at 10 on Mondays, so kids were still arriving at school, so i blended in with the arriving crowd to avoid being yelled at. After a couple minutes I went back in and took shelter with everyone else in the office.