By law, ;Georgia is required to hold active shooter drills. When an active shooter arrived at Apalachee High School this week, that training kicked in for many teachers and students there.
In a gut-wrenching account shared widely on social media, Jennifer Carter, who for more than 20 years has taught Spanish at the school in Winder, described her horrific experience of putting into motion her preparation for a moment she hoped would never come.
“It was the worst 20 minutes of my career,” she wrote in a post on Facebook late Wednesday night, hours after the attack.
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