After a Summer of Grief, It's Back to School in Uvalde

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

61% : But many have said that a return to public school would be an important part of the healing process.
53% : More recently, they joined an organization of grieving family members known as Uvalde Strong for Gun Safety, which is pressing elected officials in Texas to enact stronger gun control and school safety measures.
46% : Some local families are opting for home-schooling; others are sending their children to private schools.
46% : Still, some parents said they had opted for private schools for their children, including one operated by Sacred Heart Catholic Church, which began the new school year on Aug. 15 with double its previous enrollment.
45% : After the shooting, the Rubios testified before Congress to plead for stricter gun laws, including raising to 21 the minimum age to buy automatic weapons.

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