Bethesda-Chevy Chase High School Pays Tribute to Teenagers Killed By Guns
One year after the mass shooting at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School, Bethesda-Chevy Chase High School paid tribute to those killed by senseless acts of gun violence.
As a memorial to those victims, 671 white T-shirts were hung on a fence outside of BCC’s campus, along East-West Highway in Bethesda. Each of these shirts had the names and ages of teenagers killed by guns in the United States, including deaths by suicides and accidental shootings.
Nadiyah Madyun, a senior at BCC, and Andreea Revutchi, a sophomore at BCC, spoke to MCM about how they were affected by the tragedy at Stoneman Douglas High School a year ago on February 14.
Photos of BCC’s Memorial for Stoneman Douglas Students
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