Anonymous wrote:Hugs to PPs who were there. That has to be tough.

thanks it was scary she was so young

It sounds as though she was surrounded by kind people who cared about her and tried their best to help her.

This is such a tragedy for her family, her colleagues and her students.

She was such a nice teacher who cared about everyone. She did not deserve this at all. Rest in peace. You are missed. Amen

Teachers are human. Remember that when you're trying to make their life a living hell over a grade that your child earned. What a tragedy.

My Algebra teacher from last year used CPR and another teacher used a defibrillator. The people, such as them, who tried to help are true heroes.

I was in the classroom she was teaching. Everybody went to see her on the ground but I stayed in my chair. Rest in peace.

She seemed to be a real bright star. So tragic.

I feel bad for her, she was so young and was trying to live her dream. In her remembrance, a moment of silence.

My prayers and love to her family and loved ones. She was my daughter’s teacher last year before leaving to teach in Montgomery county. She truely cared about her students and their success. This is so very sad.

OMG, she was so young. What a terrible tragedy.

During the incident, an Algebra teacher used CPR to save her. She is a hero.

So sorry for the young life that has been cut short so tragically.

Wow how terrible. So sorry for the people who were there.

My good friend collapsed from cardiac arrest while in med school, doing cardiology rounds... she survived because she was surrounded by cardiologists in the right hospital wing!

Take good care of yourselves and your students, PPs who were there. That must have been traumatizing. Hugs.

Hugs to PPs who were there. That has to be tough.