Until students came back [from break] the investigation was at a standstill.

It's not the past that counts; it's about where do we go from here. I look forward to many more years here at Central.

I was about 10 yards from the explosion, trying to move people back. I took shrapnel in my left shoulder and my left leg.

I chased him in the woods for over an hour. He fired several shots, none of which ever hit me. We did manage to catch him later on.

Just being selected to attend was wonderful.

What we would like to hear is whether or not there are special concerns that students have.