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Parkland: Inside Building 12

1 hours 59 minutes 37 seconds

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Trees obscure a multi-story white building behind them. Text overlay reads, Speaker 1. "911, what's your emergency? Speaker 2. Please help! Please help! Stoneman Douglas High School."

On February 14th, 2018 a gunman entered Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School. A normal day at school became a true nightmare for Parkland, Florida citizens as they experienced something they had never thought would happen in their small suburb. In just six minutes, seventeen students and staff were fatally shot and seventeen more were wounded, while innumerable lives were changed forever. The true heroes of that day have come together to tell their stories. Preview is strongly recommended. This title contains mature themes, including images and 911 calls from the incident and potentially offensive language.

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Runtime: 1 hours 59 minutes 37 seconds

Topic: Education, Health and Safety, Social Science
Subtopic: General Education, Safety, Social Issues
Grade/Interest Level: 7 - 12
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Release Year: 2019
Producer/Distributor: Dreamscape

2 color drawings of pink tulips in a yellow and red vase. The drawing on the left is 2-dimensional, and the drawing on the right is 3-dimensional.

Sunflowers in foreground, modern multi-story buildings in the background. Caption: (narrator) Sustainability -- that's what it comes down to.

Black and white photo of Black girl and father speaking to senior White man. Caption. I had my big daddy's hand to walk with.

Closeup of a man speaking directly to camera as he presents information in a manufacturing setting. Behind him is a control wall with a display monitor and rows of push buttons and dials. Caption. I'm a certified tool and die maker.

Group of young children smile and look toward camera. Caption. A great school year begins with a great mental attitude.

Young adults in caps and gowns cheer and stand beneath banners that read, "College" and "High School." Caption. College and high school groups receive their diplomas.

Digital rendering of neoclassical buildings scattered across a map of the United States. Text at bottom reads, "16,000." Caption. Today there are more than 16,000 public libraries.

Digital illustration of a green chalkboard against a white brick backdrop. Side view of the human brain is drawn in white on chalkboard.

Smiling men and women stand in staggered positions. Backdrop of a chalkboard in a classroom setting. Caption. Honoring all our teachers.

Woman smiles with hands on hips in front of a blackboard. Children face her in a classroom setting. Caption. Depending on when school starts, it falls in January or February.