A mass casualty exercise took place at John A. Ferguson Senior High School. This yearly drill involved Miami-Dade County Public Schools and various agencies.
The goal is to prepare for potential emergencies before the new school year begins. The exercise simulated a serious incident. Students participated by being placed in a classroom setting.
Further details about the drill are available from the source, including comments from the Miami-Dade Schools Police chief.
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