Head Of Nashville School Murdered When She Ran Toward Shooter: Report

According to reports, the principal of The Covenant School in Nashville, where a trans gunman killed three 9-year-old kids and three parents, ran in his direction before being killed herself.

After shooting through the locked cup doorway at the gate and sounding the alarm, the gunman shot Dr. Katherine Koonce, 61, downwards in the hallway. The shot now started to move around the hallways.

Study Dr. Katherine Koonce’s account of our original Head of School in her own thoughts. We’re thrilled! t.co / 8nECSvi0EBpic.twitter.com / MfzoFcaQ0s

— April 14, 2016, The Covenant School(@ CovenantKnights )

Russ Pulley, a previous special agent for the FBI and state trooper who now represents the Nashville Metro Council, wrote on Facebook,” I thank you for your heroic efforts on behalf of the school staff and our officers ministry.” ” When the first shots were fired, the master, Dr. Koonce, ran toward the risk. She already made sure that the college had methods and active shooter training.

” From what I understand from a testimony at the school, Katherine Koonce was talking to Zoom when she heard the first opportunity. Pulley told Fox News Digital that she ended the face right away, stood up, and went straight for the shot. ” She protected her children by doing what leaders and superintendents do.” Additionally, she prepared the school by obtaining advanced-level active-shooter training, and thanks to on-site witnesses, this protocol — the specifics of which I am unable to share — saved countless lives.

Koonce had written on the college blog about the use of the words” whatever” in the Bible during the COVID crisis:

I have to be available to everything every day. We now believe, we are always faithful, and we will continue to love God wholeheartedly no matter what God has in store for our school, the length of our distance learning, or the difficulties we face. We may strive to act morally no matter what challenges or riches exist in our homes. We may make wise choices, create wise plans, and try to do whatever pleases God with our hands amenable to whatever.

There are some people who are panic-resistant, such as teachers, doctors, nurses, police officers, firefighters, and road reporters. They are also attracted to specific jobs that are prone to stress. Educators fall under that group, according to National Police Association spokesman Sgt. added Betsy Brantner Smith. What you had, then, was the police response, and you also had these teachers who had probably received training talk about it. Additionally, they interacted so well with the officers officers, gave the proper information at the appropriate time, and undoubtedly took a risk.

John Drake, the chief of police in Nashville, said on Tuesday that there had been a fight and that it was obvious from the way she was lying in the corridor.

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Pulley praised the school’s faculty and staff for how they handled the students in the immediate aftermath of the killing, saying,” I was at that stage and saw them the handling the kids like it was another day at education.” The people became upset when all the kids were reunited with their kids. However, they were incredibly doing what educators and administrators do: taking care of their kids while they had them. And those kids appeared to be doing the best they was given the situation.