Local students walked out of class on Thursday to send a message loud and clear to school officials, and all who will listen. They are calling for more mental health help and tougher gun laws. The walkout is part of a nationwide call to action.
At San Marcos High School, students sat in the quads with some student speakers expressing their concerns and condolences.
He said administrators understand that this is a difficult time for students and staff and have allowed the students to take time out of class, gather, share their feelings and honor the victims.
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