'One United Family:' Waukesha South HS gives back to police department after standoff with student
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WAUKESHA, Wis. (CBS 58) -- Students at Waukesha South High School are giving back to the police department after the recent shooting incident.
At a school board meeting Wednesday, Dec. 11, they presented one a "One United Family" logo that will be printed on t-shirts. All proceeds are going to the school resource officer program in the Waukesha Police Department.
Board members say the resilience of the student body has been amazing.
"On the day that the thing happened I was watching TV and it was very impressive the way the students handled themselves in front of the TV cameras. All of them spoke very positively about being able to handle the situation. It reflected very well on the school and on the community," said Kurt O'Bryan, school board treasurer.
The school's resource officer was the first one to respond to the classroom where the shooting incident took place on Dec. 2.
No students, other than the 17-year-old charged in the standoff, were injured.