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Parkland student journalists continue to cover their school's tragedy

The first journalists on the scene at the school shooting in Parkland, Fla., were there for every terrifying shot.

After all, Marjory Stoneman Douglas High is their school.

As a former student stormed the halls, firing an AR-15, the newspaper teacher's classroom became a refuge, sheltering 163 students and six adults during the mass shooting that killed 14 students and three faculty members.

In the following days, the high school journalists began writing with a perspective

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