with a megaphone. We need you.”
I looked at my wife’s photo. “Go get ‘em, Artie,” I could hear her say.
I put on my best suit. I tied my tie. I grabbed the binder of lesson plans I’d kept for four decades.
I drove to the school.
The parking lot was overflowing. Police cars were flashing blue lights near the entrance. A crowd of three hundred people—parents,continue reading …