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Rigby teachers and administrators discuss recent school shooting, safety and more
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32:57Now PlayingRIGBY - Concerns about two recent gun-related incidents at Rigby Middle School students have sparked a lot of discussion among community members.
In the wake of the May 6 shooting in which a 13-year-old female student fired a gun inside the school, injuring two students and a custodian, many have wondered whether there were warning signs that administrators should have paid more attention to.
In a conversation with EastIdahoNews.com, Jefferson School District 251 Superintendent Chad Martin says teachers and administrators have spent many hours looking back at what happened that day and they've determined there's nothing that could've been done to prevent it.
"Hindsight is always 20/20 and you look back and you think, Ok, are there things we could have seen or should have seen?" Martin says. "There's nothing that says, 'Oh wow, that's it!'"
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