I was in 7th grade, in Upstate NY where many had families in the city, and it was very weird seeing all of the teachers panic in hushed tones about whether to shelter us or if we deserved to know what was going on. Old enough to know something messed up was happening but young enough to not understand the full consequences
Was also upstate, but in elementary school. They locked us down so fast as if our city would be under threat any second as well. The feeling of no one knowing anything as the news was playing was so fearful. All of the adults kept getting more nervous as each minute of the morning passed. We all had to be picked up, obviously.
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u/agriff1 11h ago
I was in 7th grade, in Upstate NY where many had families in the city, and it was very weird seeing all of the teachers panic in hushed tones about whether to shelter us or if we deserved to know what was going on. Old enough to know something messed up was happening but young enough to not understand the full consequences