Three teachers who were inside Antioch High School on the day of the shooting are speaking out. They say the school failed to follow its own emergency plan.

For the first time, FOX 17 News is hearing from a teacher at Antioch High School two weeks after its deadly shooting.

Much like a person standing in an airport line, making certain threatening statements, even in jest, are taken very seriously by school administrators, who reported this instance to the police department,

Antioch High School is reopening its doors to students and teachers starting Tuesday, with a modified schedule to prioritize counseling.

The Metro Nashville Police Department said a 17-year-old boy asked a teacher "What if I bring a gun?" and "What if I bomb the school?"

Parents, students and leaders express concerns at Metro Public Schools' board meeting just six days after a deadly school shooting.

After safely sheltering from an active shooter, SWAT officers brought them out of their classrooms. The Trump administration evicted former Coast Guard Commandant Linda Fagan from her home with three hours of notice on Tuesday. Their relationship is still going strong.

Just weeks after a deadly shooting at Antioch High School, a 17-year-old faces charges for making a false report.

We will not be naming them out of fear of retribution and losing their jobs. These three teachers said school leaders and administration put them and others in the building at risk that day.

Two weeks after a deadly shooting inside Antioch High School another student at the school is facing charges for asking questions one teacher took as a threat.