Not everyone may own maroon-colored clothing, so at Carroll High School, students were sharing their thoughts for Uvalde with maroon-colored ribbons.
The Carroll student council started making the pin-on ribbons at around 8 a.m. Tuesday.
The students felt it was a way for more people to take part in this show of support for Uvalde.
The ribbons were a hit, the student council was handing them out by the bucketful.
“And I think it's just so great that our school has such a strong community to be able to come together like this,” said senior Miranda Glidewell.
Rodolfo Chavarria’s mom made several Uvalde strong T-shirts for his friends.
“Those 19 parents, I mean they ain't never gonna get to hold their babies, hold them, tell them ‘good night’ and uh, yeah,” the junior said. “It's a tragedy.”
The back of the shirt has the number "21," in memory of the 21 people who died in that school shooting.
