Ex-school principal and school shooting survivor Jerry Sparby told Fox News about the tragedy that prompted him to dedicate his life to helping students.
Social worker and school shooting survivor Jerry Sparby claimed he has developed a classroom method that keeps socially awkward and "invisible" students from feeling isolated, bullied, and less inclined to ever commit horrific school shootings.survivor Jerry Sparby claimed he has developed a classroom method that keeps socially awkward and"invisible" students from feeling isolated, bullied, and less inclined to ever commit horrific school shootings.
Sparby founded multiple non-profits and classroom programs, most notable among them a revolutionary social development and"mental wellness" program called"HuddLUp." With the program and its corresponding app, educators can make sure their classrooms are aimed at fostering the connectedness of children to their communities by encouraging physical play, proper breathing, and better relationship building.
Speaking of his conversation with the shooter, Sparby said,"One of the things Jason asked me, he said, ‘Mr. Sparby, if you do anything with the rest of your life, will you make sure that other people don’t do what I’ve done today?’ And so I made the commitment, not only to Jason, to myself." Sparby then claimed,"After he told me that, I went back to school, and I realized it wasn’t just Jason, I had kids every recess period that were doing the same thing. They were hiding and they didn’t want others to know they didn’t have any friends."
The counselor reiterated that throughout his study and work he constantly came across these"invisible kids." People visit a memorial at Robb Elementary School in Uvalde, Texas, on Thursday, June 2, to pay their respects to the victims killed the school shooting.
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