Texas School District Gives Elementary School Students Controversial Book About Surviving Shootings

A Texas school district distributed books to elementary school students teaching them how to respond in an active shooter situation.
The book uses Winnie the Pooh characters to show children they should "run, hide, fight" according to recommendations from law enforcement.
Parents were upset the book was given to students without notifying them and questioned its appropriateness for young children.
The distribution came shortly after the anniversary of a school shooting in Uvalde, Texas that killed 21 people.
Experts recommend schools discuss violence in an age-appropriate way that also reassures students they are safe.