Parents and students text and tweet during Florida shooting

Parent's conversation with -14-year-old son who is currently in lockdown. pic.twitter.com/6M4f0FrbZJ

— Carli Teproff (@CTeproff) February 14, 2018

Father who sent text to son about playing dead if a shooter comes in is reunited with his son. His other son was also on lockdown in middle school. pic.twitter.com/MjH4KmPdJr

— Carli Teproff (@CTeproff) February 14, 2018

Hello, Twitter. I am closing my DM’s but I appreciate everyone contacting me. I am still locked in the school, but remember I’m only a freshman. Please don’t just send your love to me, but pray for the victims’ families too. Love you all.

— Aidan Minoff (@TheCaptainAidan) February 14, 2018

I cannot stop hearing the sound of the gun as he walked down my hallway. I cannot unsee my classmates who were shot get carried out by police. I cannot unsee the bodies on the floor. Please keep in mind the horror of what we’ve gone through today. #prayfordouglas

— Morgan Williams (@morganw_44) February 15, 2018

Text from child to parent during Marjory Stoneman Douglas High mass shooting. This child has been reunited with her parents. Team coverage begins at 10 @wsvn pic.twitter.com/dNX5YwC7pd

— Jessica Holly (@JhollyW) February 15, 2018

texts i never thought i’d have to send. today was absolutely surreal. #stonemanshooting pic.twitter.com/toetpxLQmv

— sara! (@phirecrackers) February 15, 2018

While hiding in a bathroom for two hours, this is the text Sarah Crescitelli sent her parents. Dad and Mom both crying re-reading it. #stonemanshooting @ pic.twitter.com/zN7RY8a4vE

— Chabeli Herrera (@ChabeliH) February 15, 2018

Sarah made it out okay. Her parents picked her up from an area where police were holding kids at around 8 p.m. Her dad, a family medicine doctor, said he was afraid she would be one of the victims coming into Broward Health.
She wasn’t.

— Chabeli Herrera (@ChabeliH) February 15, 2018