That was 25 kids, after school, from the whole school. After Columbine, I listened to some educators on TV who were just shocked and said that we need to get back to some basic morals. They know this. But you can't push form over content. With things like zero-tolerance policies, they are pushing form where there's no content.
Expression is key.
There's a case we're about to take now where a boy drew a picture. I was looking at it a few days ago in my office and realized, this is healthy. This is a good way to express these feelings. If you make these kids bottle up their anger, you're asking for trouble. Ultimately, you have to give them a structure in which to express themselves, a moral structure.