Wawasee Community School Corporation has told parents security measures will be discussed in light of another deadly school shooting.

WCS Superintendent Dr. Thomas Edington sent a notice to all Wawasee parents Friday saying, “We’ll review our school safety plans at Wawasee, talk about the need for locking school doors during the day, and work to reassure and instill trust that has been shaken by today’s events.”

In Newtown, Conn., Friday, 20 elementary school children and six adults were killed when a man entered Sandy Hook Elementary School and mercilessly gunned them down. The killer, a 20-year-old man who police say first killed his mother in their home then went to the school where she taught, allegedly suffered from a personality disorder. The gunman also took his own life.

Sandy Hook Elementary became the site of the nation’s second deadliest school shooting, but the 18th mass shooting at a school or university in the United States in the past 46 years.

In addition to reviewing Wawasee’s security plans, Edington said school mental health therapists are developing a plan for primary, intermediate, middle and high school teachers, administrators and staff members that will be used Monday to help deal everyone with the tragedy.

Warsaw Community Schools Superintendent Dr. Craig Hintz offered this statement: