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Max Schachter
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Max Schachter is the father of Alex Schachter who was murdered in English class during the Parkland massacre. Now he devotes his life to making schools safe.
Parkland, FLSafeSchoolsForAlex.orgJoined April 2016

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.⁦@BernyJacques⁩ and I promise to bust our asses to get this legislation across the finish line. ⁦@maxschachter⁩ ⁦@rpetty#Parkland parents voice support of bill to lower jury threshold for death penalty. ⁦ flvoicenews.com/parkland-paren
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11,000 cases of chicken wings were ordered and picked up in a district cargo van during the height of the COVID-19 pandemic. At that time, students were learning remotely, yet the district continued serving meals that parents could pick up.
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“Over the course of a few hours, three different times – three times – school administration was warned by concerned teachers and employees that the boy had a gun on him at the school and was threatening people,”
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#MontereyPark 💔. I remember sitting in the Parkland conference room filled with the 17 families; waiting to find out if we would ever see our loved ones again. 7 hours later I received the worst news of my life, that I needed to start planning Alex’s funeral.
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My heart breaks for #MontereyPark. We created the MVAI to assist the next community that suffers from a mass shooting. You are not alone. Please let us help you. Our SMEs have led after Parkland, Sandy Hook, Aurora and more.
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Nearly five years after the Parkland school massacre, some police departments still don’t have policies in place for stopping mass shooters. But a state panel on Friday moved closer to making it a requirement to have such policies in place across Florida.
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The father who sexually and psychologically manipulated a group of college students for years after moving into his daughter’s college dorm room in New York was sentenced to 60 years in prison Friday, according to the US Department of Justice.
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Uvalde school police chief Pedro "Pete" Arredondo told investigators he was more concerned about saving students in other classrooms than trying to stop a gunman who had already shot children and teachers.
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