Wilmer-Hutchins students to return to campus Wednesday with heightened security after school shooting

Dozens of Dallas high school students walk out, protest on first day back after shooting

By Chase Rogers, The Dallas Morning News DALLAS — Dozens of Wilmer-Hutchins High School students walked out of class Wednesday morning in protest, a Dallas ISD spokesperson said, marking their first day back to the school since a classmate brought a gun to campus and opened fire. As many as 50 students participated in the demonstration at about 11:15 a.m. before returning to the school before noon, Robyn Harris, the Dallas ISD spokesperson, said…

Dozens of Wilmer-Hutchins students walk out, protest on first day back after shooting

Dozens of Wilmer-Hutchins High School students walked out of class Wednesday morning in protest, marking their first day back to the school since a classmate...

Wilmer-Hutchins High School reopens following shooting, students walk out in protest

Students at Wilmer-Hutchins High School returned to class for the first time since a shooting on campus that injured five people. Several of them also walked out in protest.

Wilmer-Hutchins students to return to campus Wednesday with heightened security after school shooting

Wilmer-Hutchins High ramps up safety with more police after student shooting. Parents express concerns as students return amid new security measures.

Community leaders, teens call for intervention, prevention programs in wake of Wilmer-Hutchins shooting

Just over a week after a shooting that injured five teens, students will return to the classroom at Wilmer-Hutchins High School on Wednesday. As they prepare, the community is grappling with how to stop the violence, they say, that is plaguing teens. While district officials met at the school late Tuesday to answer parents’ questions and ease concerns, Team Black Males Winning organized a listening session across town. “We cannot continually hav…

More on the Wilmer-Hutchins High School Shooting

Wilmer-Hutchins High School in Dallas, Texas, welcomed students back Wednesday morning, but the wounds from last week’s shooting are far from healed. A .40 caliber handgun with an extended magazine echoed through the hallways on April 15, carried by 17-year-old Tracy Haynes Jr., who prosecutors say was not just acting on impulse, but following a…