Should schools be held accountable for school shootings? #shorts

Summary

The discussion centers on school responsibility in student crises, particularly in light of a shooting where a student in counseling had a gun. Government immunity laws are identified as a significant barrier to accountability, preventing lawsuits against school officials and districts and deterring investigations by law enforcement and prosecutors. The key takeaway is that despite schools being stretched thin, they cannot be absolved of responsibility for preventable tragedies, and the lack of national standards for post-shooting reviews exacerbates inaction.