CHARDON – They are old friends, two men who haven’t been through a war together. But they have been through a school shooting. View Video on Fox8 News here. “I knew they were gunshots,” says Chardon teacher Tim Armelli, “and,
With school shootings increasing, Coach Hall Foundation calls on nation to act Changing the current culture is our collective responsibility and there is no time to waste. Chardon, OH – February 27, 2018 – Today marks the six-year anniversary of the s
Frank Hall was in his office at Lakeside (Ohio) High, talking to a student, on the afternoon of Feb. 14, when his wife texted with the news. It had happened again, this time in Parkland, Fla. A young man with a gun. Students fleeing. A rising death toll.
CLEVELAND, Ohio – It was early evening before Tim Armelli heard about the mass shooting Wednesday at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland, Florida. His wife told him about it when he walked in the door, home from another day as a health
The Coach Hall Foundation has written a Bill for the Ohio Revised Code. This proposed legislation will require specialized training for any police officer assigned to protect the lives within our school walls. This Bill has been proposed to amend section
CHARDON, Ohio – The Coach Hall Foundation was born out of two school tragedies that happened 10 months apart in 2012. The idea emerged with the second tragedy, on Friday, Dec. 14, 2012. That morning, coach Frank Hall and his fellow coaches at Chardo
Cleveland 19 News Cleveland, OH Organizations unite to raise awareness and funding for School Resource Officer (SRO) programs in every district. Cleveland and Chardon, OH — (March 1, 2016) – Formed as a result of the 2012 school shooting at Chardo
CHARDON, Ohio– Several years after a teenage gunman opened fire inside Chardon High School killing three students– administrators, coaches and parents who were there that day begin working to stop school shootings once and for all. Former Char
In February 2012 a beloved football assistant faced down a killer in the midst of a school shooting. His courage that day saved lives and earned him the undying gratitude of his community. But while he and the town were changed forever, the culture of gun
