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01:31 AM CST
When I started going to Schlagle High School in January, my focus was on one homeroom of teenage boys taught by Mal McCluskey.
04:35 PM CST
Her mother had her young and Tawana Webster did the same with her kids, the first one born when she was still a child.
10:10 AM CDT
Hyped teenagers race around a corner, sneakers squeaking on the newly waxed floors, only to slow in unison when they see teacher Barbara Anderson.
04:14 PM CDT
Amid the confusion of freshman boys and girls jostling for seats in the Schlagle High School band room, Reginald May hears a noise he won’t tolerate.
03:20 PM CDT
The three of them sit around a table on a January afternoon at Schlagle High School.
03:25 PM CDT
He bends over the blank sheet of paper, pencil in hand, considers and pauses.
04:02 PM CDT
Sam Lockridge has considered it, come close even, but still can’t quite bring himself to write to the man who murdered his sister.
04:01 PM CDT
A 15-year-old boy in a leather coat, sneakers and baggy jeans stands next to his mother in a windswept cemetery in late January.