En Houston se solidarizan con #UvaldeStrong

HOUSTON – El regreso a clases de los alumnos de primaria Robb en Uvalde (Texas), luego de la masacre de 21 personas en mayo de este año generó la solidaridad de autoridades académicas, policiales, así como de alumnos y maestros del área metropolitana de Houston.

A través de las redes sociales y con el hashtag #UvaldeStrong se hicieron presentes para rendir un homenaje a las víctimas de esta masacre.

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Aquí algunos de los mensajes:

Wearing maroon today in support of all Uvalde families. Praying for all students and staff as they return to school. May school become a safe haven for these beautiful children again. #UvaldeStrong pic.twitter.com/O4LeQcNIHd
— Ed Gonzalez (@SheriffEd_HCSO) September 6, 2022

Katy ISD stands with the students, staff and families of Uvalde CISD as they return for their first day of school today. #UvaldeStrong pic.twitter.com/43UQKOKoSd
— Katy ISD (@katyisd) September 6, 2022

My heart is with students, educators, and families as they return to school this week. #UvaldeStrong pic.twitter.com/F4h7GBguSt
— Paola Gonzalez Fusilier, Pasadena ISD Trustee (@PaolaForPISD) September 4, 2022

TEA sends best wishes to the students and staff of @UvaldeCISD for a successful first day back to school. Your display of strength, resilience, and courage during the past months has been inspiring. We join all Texans in standing with you. #UvaldeStrong pic.twitter.com/LKMsPXWMsq
— Texas Education Agency (@teainfo) September 6, 2022

UVALDE STRONG

The men and women of Constable Mark Herman's Office stand with the students, staff and families of Uvalde CISD as they returned for their first day of school today. #UvaldeStrong

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— Mark Herman, Harris County Constable Precinct 4 (@Pct4Constable) September 6, 2022

Uvalde ISD has been heavy on everyone’s hearts. Their students/staff will return to school on Tuesday, September 6. In support, Alief ISD will join districts throughout Texas by wearing maroon & white to Stand with Uvalde as they return to school on September 6. #UvaldeStrong pic.twitter.com/B2sMfygwlR
— Alief ISD (@AliefISD) September 2, 2022

Wear maroon in support of Uvalde on Tues., 9/6. Let’s flood the internet with love!!! Post pics & tag #UvaldeStrong pic.twitter.com/XEcORIWRp7
— Teachers Unify To End Gun Violence (@TeachersUnify) September 4, 2022

SBISD joins school districts across Texas in supporting the students, staff and families in Uvalde CISD as they return to school next week. #UvaldeStrong pic.twitter.com/SVxuT8AWPQ
— Spring Branch ISD (@SBISD) September 2, 2022

Tuesday, Sept. 6 is the first day of school for the @Uvalde_CISD community. I encourage everyone to wear their school color maroon to show that we are always #UvaldeStrong. pic.twitter.com/iFgdW9LJXI
— Millard House II (@HISDSupe) September 4, 2022

Tuesday, Sept. 6 is @Uvalde_CISD's first day of school. Consider wearing their school colors, maroon and white, on Tuesday to show that our hearts are with the Uvalde community. #UvaldeStrong pic.twitter.com/UM3mu0Q7ea
— Cypress-Fairbanks ISD (@CyFairISD) September 3, 2022

Channelview ISD is asking all students and staff to wear maroon on Tuesday to show support for Uvalde (their district colors) as students are set to start their school year. #UvaldeStrong pic.twitter.com/X8DcEvNhFt
— Channelview Independent School District (@ChannelviewISD) September 4, 2022