Students walk through the front doors of Middletown High School, but things are not as they have always appeared. To both the left and right are glass doors, looking like something out of a downtown office...
By Jonathan S. Landay, Marisa Taylor and Greg Gordon
McClatchy Newspapers
(MCT)
WASHINGTON _ Americans who've grown accustomed to rigorous security procedures since the 9/11 attacks may have to endure...
By Taylor Bushey, Round Table reporter
• February 27, 2013
In the wake of the Newtown, Conn., shootings at Sandy Hook Elementary School, students and parents of Middletown High School are debating the need for armed officers in the school.
The Second Amendment...
By Samantha Carter, Round Table online editor-in-chief
• January 18, 2013
Hundreds of students walk the halls of Middletown High School, identified only by agendas. Teachers wear official badges. Visitors display yellow passes.
Students don’t second guess familiar faces of...
By Ashlyn Miller and Jess Molander
Round Table reporters
About 1,200 students enter and exit Middletown High School each day. Considering those with portable classes, after-school activities, and late...
By Lisa Conley
Round Table editor
Virginia Tech is a university that was primarily known as a world-class learning institution, but now it is recognized for a very different reason: its gruesome...
By Kyle Frazier and Carlee Lammers
Round Table editors-in-chief
With today’s changing world and changing influences all around, stricter measures of security must be called for. Many parents find...
