When she arrived at the school at 8:50 p.m., teachers and students were outside, and police and ambulances were beginning to arrive, she said. One of her daughters suffered a swollen ankle as a result of the stampede, she said. The principals were telling kids to go back into fieldhouse, that nothing was wrong, but teachers also were running from the commotion, Moore said. While the music was “very loud,” she said her daughters and their friends have fired guns and know the sound. They were in the hallway with at least 100 other students, who were discussing if they should stay.Īt that time, she said, only one student was in custody, and her daughters said they and others heard what sounded like one gunshot.
to pick them up, she said she was unaware of what was happening. The Welcome Back process in August begins now with the online information verification system. LTHS is preparing for the 2023-2024 school year. When her daughters, who are juniors, texted her at 8:42 p.m. Welcome Back Days are on Thursday, August 3rd, and Friday, August 4th at East Campus for sophomores, juniors and seniors. She said she plans to attend the next school board meeting seeking answers. Jennifer Moore, whose twin daughters attended the dance, told the Daily Southtown she is “very upset” at the way officials handled the incident at the dance, and afterwards.
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