us school chiefs put buckets of rocks in classrooms so kids can fight back in a gun massacre - cameras in classrooms

A school district in Pennsylvania has taken a rather unique position in cracking down on any potential gunman.
Each classroom is filled with a gallon bucket of stones.
The measure is one of several measures implemented by the Blue Mountains school district in Fort owegos, which is located in Keystone State with security cameras, a secure building entrance and a sturdy classroom door.
There are about 2,700 students in three primary schools, one secondary school and one high school in the area, including about 200 classrooms.
The bucket is placed in the Cabinet of the classroom.
"We don't want our students to be helpless victims," said Principal David Helsel.
"My idea is the stone River.
I think they are more effective than throwing books, schoolbags or stapler.
Helsel said that the idea of equipping the classroom with stones is from reading "active --
Known as Alice's shooting defense plan
Alarm, blockade, notification, counter attack, evacuation.
He said his school board approved the rock barrels before putting them into the classrooms of five schools in the area last fall.
He added that most of the parents of Fort auweggs, about 92 miles northwest of Philadelphia, expressed support.
Robert Conroy, director of Gun Organization
CeaseFirePA, the control group, said: "This is such an incredible tragedy that our society has reached the point where schools have to use a bucket of rock to protect themselves from active shooting.
"We should talk about real gun law reform.
"On February, 17 students and teachers from Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland, Florida were slaughtered, triggering a debate in the United States on how to prevent school shootings.
Thousands of Americans attended rallies around the world on Saturday, calling for stricter gun laws for our lives.
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