On a Tuesday in Turkey, a shooting near a high school left eleven people wounded — not as an isolated rupture, but as the latest point in a line that educators have been tracing with growing dread. Schools, which civilizations build as sanctuaries of formation and future, have become in recent months something more fraught in this country. The accumulating pattern asks an old and urgent question: when the places meant to protect the young become dangerous, what does a society owe them in response?
Shooting Near Turkish High School Injures 11 in Latest School Violence
11 people were injured in the shooting near the high school.
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