Two years ago, members of the Chardon community were rattled when one of their own confidently strutted through his school’s front door and indiscriminately fired 10 rounds of ammunition from a .22 caliber handgun into the cafeteria. The incident only lasted minutes, but the damage for some lasted a lifetime. Three students were killed and three others were injured. While Chardon High School reflects during a vigil commemorating the anniversary, thousands of schools throughout the United States are working to avert a similar disaster. Officials at Kent State believe they’re on the cutting edge of this aversion.