Sandy Hook: The vitally important Room 6 interviews

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"The day Adam Lanza shot his way through Sandy Hook Elementary School, Procaccini's 8-year-old daughter was in a reading room just down the hall from the principal's office.

She had walked herself to her class early and was sitting there with two teachers when the three of them heard the sound of gunfire coming from outside.

"They grabbed my daughter by the arm and threw her into the bathroom," Procaccini says. "There's a little bathroom off the reading room, I think it's a single-person ... and the three of them just sat in there, quiet, 'cause he came into the room."

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So far, it sounds as if special classes (for those who need extra math help, or extra reading help) started some time after morning announcements and/or morning meeting. Those kids who needed extra help would then walk to either the math room or one of the reading rooms, to meet with teachers for help with those subjects, whereas the majority of the students would stay in the room with the grade room teacher (i.e. Roig, Soto, Rousseau).