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Collin Qian and Shreshta Ranganathan April 10, With school closed and lockdown in place, students are forced to stay at home and find new routines for themselves. However, the ways through which introverted and extroverted students adapt have both differences and similarities. It was Friday, March 13, Sophomore Ronit Avalani, who considers himself extroverted, sits in his fourth-period physics classroom waiting for the news of the school cancellation for three weeks at the time.

As a member of Leadership, he was one of the few students who knew about it before the announcement was officially made. While the rest of his class bursts into excitement and starts cheering, Avalani starts to feel a pit in his stomach, fearing the long term effects of COVID on his life and education.

On the other hand, Junior Anura Ghodke was initially happy to hear about the cancellation of school as she felt that the school was finally taking important measures for the safety of the community. For some, the shelter in place order came with a drastic change to their daily routine schedule. Both Avalani and Ghodke have experienced negative changes when it comes to their eating and sleep schedules.

Ghodke highlights the bad habits she has picked up on during the shelter in place — ones that she is now struggling to change. Avalani emphasizes the lack of motivation he is currently experiencing due to the lockdown when it comes to his school work. As an extrovert, junior Akash Dubey explains that quarantine has shown him how much he relies on other people in order to do anything. At the beginning of the school day Monday, Heightened Security was put in place. Monday morning, the Chula Vista Police Department located and interviewed student in conjunction with a home visit.

The threat was deemed non-substantive. The response lasted 2 hours. A SWC student had made false claims about being sick and exposed to Ebola in order to excuse a series of absences.

SWC responded with both evacuation and quarantines. The immediate social media and media response helped increased community anxiety. The response lasted 1. The school was discreetly placed in Heighted Security without an overt PA announcement while the National City Police Department and school officials investigated and deemed the claim a false rumor. The response lasted less than 30 minutes. Afterschool programs continued behind locked doors while the Chula Vista Police Department conducted bomb sweeps.

The response lasted an hour. Heightened Security was discreetly initiated to move students on a schedule away from the scene. No weapons found. The response lasted 15 minutes. The response lasted hours over 6 days. Lockdowns due to gun-related threats school year Southwest High School : School placed into lockdown at pm following JV football game. The suspect fled and discarded weapon. He was smiling. He was always jolly. Overall he was a really good person a really committed father.

He was a single parent so we had a lot in common. We also talked about being single parents and life in general. I am in shock as well, this is a great man, a great great great man a single father and a hard worker.

I've known Shareef over the past 27 years. Always smiling, quiet and love to laugh. Whatever trigger this, it wasn't Shareef. In saying I am pleading and praying he will surrender and let the Lord be his attorney and guide in this terrible situation. Update a. On YouTube, there is a video of an interview from a local cable TV station in San Jose with a man named Shareef Allman who looks like the suspect. At around into the interview, the interviewer mentions that the man has a day job as a "miner.

I drive heavy equipment, I've been doing that for 13 years now. I'm above ground mining, not underground mining. There are more YouTube videos featuring Allman still up.

There has been no confirmation yet that the man interviewed is the same Shareef Allman who is a suspect in today's shootings. But the Merc's live blog says it's the same man:. In a video interview, he told the host that his "day job" is as a miner who drives heavy equipment. He also has written a book called "Amazing Grace," a book intended to empower women against domestic violence.

Sung said he had no idea if the man in the video was the suspect. He is not an employee. Our hearts go out to the families who were affected by this. This is not the Shareef we knew, at all. Allman also interviewed Jesse Jackson in Search-Icon Created with Sketch. KQED is a proud member of. Always free. Sign In. KQED Inform. Save Article Save Article. News Fix.

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