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  • 4Rachel January 7, 2011 at 11:07am
    Omaha is a completely different place than here. I'm not worried that anything will happen here ever because people live completely different lives there.
  • 4Minden January 7, 2011 at 10:56am
    It's scary to think things like this happen so near and to friends and family. It really hits home knowing Omaha is only an hour away. Hopefully everyone, including Millard students and all others who hear about it, learns from this and takes pro-active steps to prevent tragic events like this from occuring again.
  • 4Brianna January 7, 2011 at 10:53am
    that would be SUCH a terrifying experience. i certainly don't think it was the right thing to do, and im not sure of all the details, but he was obviously angry about something, so maybe if someone would have gone out of their way to talk to him, maybe this wouldn't have happened.
  • 3Ally January 7, 2011 at 10:11am
    There was another shooting threat, kind of, at Gross High School last night too. Someone called in and said that someone had a gone there while basketball practice was going on. They had the school locked so no one could get in or out and they searched all the rooms and stuff. My mom's friend's daughter goes at that school, and I think they called in just for attention... What is wrong with these people these days?
  • 2anastasia January 7, 2011 at 9:32am
    I heard just the other day there was a gun threat at a different school in Omaha now also.
  • 2cheryl January 7, 2011 at 9:19am
    this is so sad! it's sad that the gunman didn't think of how he was affecting the people that he shot. they probably had families and students that looked up to them. i wish that he would have went and talked to someone about how he was feeling before he took such drastic measures. it's really crazy that this is happening so close to us
  • 2austinfred January 7, 2011 at 9:09am
    this is said its scary to even go to omaha anymore with the shootings they keep having and they just keep getting closer its like you cant even feel safe in school anymore with all the violence going on well i feel bad for the familes affected in this
  • 3makala January 7, 2011 at 8:26am
    you cant blame the father and others for his actions. his dad has a job as a coop so it would be very easy for the kid to sneak out.. and as for the gun how do you know that he didnt steal the keys or whatever.. dont blame the father for what his son did.. its hard enough to have a full time job let alone raise a high school teenager.. i feel sorry for his family becasue they prolly do blame themselves for what he did..
  • 2Dustin January 6, 2011 at 9:33pm
    I think the only reason this kid was driven to shooting the Asst. Principal was because she suspended him for driving on the football field when it was iced/snowed over on new years. And the news also said he was picked on a few times.
  • 3Allisha January 6, 2011 at 7:45pm
    This is absolutely horrible. I don't understand why people think that doing this will help their problems go away, and then he killed himself, so he just caused pain for his family, and other peoples families. the principle and vice principal didn't deserve to die, no one deserves to die. If I were the students at Millard I would be seriously freaked out to go back to school tomorrow. i guess we should just be glad it hasn't happened here.
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