What to expect during Apalachee High School open house Monday
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WINDER, Ga. — The Barrow County Sheriff is scheduled to speak before Apalachee High School’s open house Monday. That’s the first day students and parents get the chance to tour the building before classes resume. The open house comes less than three weeks after a shooting rampage inside the school. The Georgia Bureau of Investigation says a student, Colt Gray, 14, hid a gun in his backpack and used it to shoot teachers and students on Sept.
4. The GBI said bullets hit 11 people. Four of them died. A total of nine people were hospitalized. “I’m not only scared to go back, but I’m scared of the consequences of not going back,” said Sasha Contreras.