Dear Children and Parents from Newtown Connecticut:

I wanted to let you all know, all of you who lost a brother, sister, son, daughter or friend, that you are not alone. I stand by you by remembering the names of the victims, those who had a bright future ahead of them, and brought happiness to everyone close to them during their life. I admire the courageous heroes that stood up for what they knew was correct and for what they believed in despite the terrible consequences. Their job was to protect the children from all danger, and even though they perished, they will always be remembered as heroes. The news of the tragedy has reached every corner of the country, and now the President is doing everything he can to prevent another incident that involves a fire arm.

Apart from the President’s plan, school safety can be improved by having more police officers in the school area, inside and outside. Officers need to have better and more advanced fire arms to stop violence at all costs. The lost lives on December 14 of 2012 have left a dramatic impact on society. It is a message, one that warns us about how the world is becoming and telling us to take precautions for ourselves and our loved ones.

A new law has been discussed; it argues that teachers should be able to carry guns to defend against any invaders that step on school grounds. I think that the government of the United States should pass a law that requires more security guards in schools for the benefit of children and teachers. The future is unpredictable, and we always need to make the best of life and always be with the ones we love. From this day on, I promise to tell an adult if I see an adult or teenager with a gun. I have learned the importance of not keeping news that could save someone`s life to myself. The Sandy Hook tragedy has opened our eyes, and some even see life differently due to this event. We will always remember those innocent faces that were at school only to learn, and be with their friends. I will never forget the faces of these angels.