“I feel like they could’ve done more,” said junior Maurice Rivera Guzman about why he decided to walk out of class with hundreds of others at Apalachee High School on Tuesday. It was the same walk many of them made in September, that time fleeing a school shooter who killed two of their peers and two teachers.

It's been five months since the deadly shooting at Apalachee High School in barrow County. Students and families are continuing to speak on school safety.

The fact that a 14-year-old got his hands on a gun and killed four people inside her daughter’s high school, shows parent Dina Valladares that legislation requiring guns be stored securely if a minor is in the home is critical.

Students, teachers, and grieving families from Apalachee High School are demanding lawmakers take the next step to pass safe storage laws.