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The student news site of Maize Career Academy in Maize, Kansas.

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The student news site of Maize Career Academy in Maize, Kansas.

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What We Are Fighting Against

Madalyn Rhoads, Graphic Designer
November 14, 2023
What We Are Fighting Against
In 2022 there were 46 school shootings which is more than any year since Columbine. This exposed 43,000 children to gunfire and killed 34 students and adults. Despite what many think, handguns are the most common weapon used for school shootings. What is the next step to promise safety to the children who are required to attend school? The Run, Hide, Fight strategy in schools is not enough. The future of Americans is in schools’ hands and their ability to protect children. Things need to change.
(Madalyn Rhoads)
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About the Contributor
Madalyn Rhoads
Madalyn Rhoads, Photographer
Senior Maddy Rhoads is in her third year on the OneMaize Media staff. Maddy does photography. Page layout and digital art for the website and news magazines She wants to continue graphic design at Wichita State this spring.