School with a Stocked Bomb Shelter

[TeacherSmurf]

Think my school would let me have a room like that? 

http://news.yahoo.com/video/sacramentocbs13-15751210/preserved-cold-war-bomb-shelter-discovered-at-placer-high-school-29757207.html#crsl=%252Fvideo%252Fsacramentocbs13-15751210%252Fpreserved-cold-war-bomb-shelter-discovered-at-placer-high-school-29757207.html

[Oddcaliber]

This should make tho kids study more history!

[artifactsofmars]

  That was fascinating, a piece of history well worth preserving. I remember seeing the civil defense signs, bomb shelters and all that. Of course none of them would have survived even a near miss but we had to try I guess. Thanks for posting!

[Jessi]

Oh wow, that's really amazing. I guess over time, the people who knew it existed, dwindled, and the information didn't get passed on. I find it fascinating, though.

[Rivet]

That is really cool.  I hope they preserve the room as a history lesson.

[TeacherSmurf]

That is really cool.  I hope they preserve the room as a history lesson.

I do to. 

I know if it was at my school, I would use it for history, psychology and sociology students.  I would even throw in a basic math class and use it to teach ratios and calculate how long everything would last and recalculate with different amounts of people.

[Rivet]

I know if it was at my school, I would use it for history, psychology and sociology students.  I would even throw in a basic math class and use it to teach ratios and calculate how long everything would last and recalculate with different amounts of people.

Didn't take much to go into "teacher mode" on this one.

[TeacherSmurf]

I know if it was at my school, I would use it for history, psychology and sociology students.  I would even throw in a basic math class and use it to teach ratios and calculate how long everything would last and recalculate with different amounts of people.

Didn't take much to go into "teacher mode" on this one.

TeeHee. Nope.