Students are back in school in Moore, Oklahoma, nearly three months after a deadly tornado tore through town.
The storm killed a total of 25 people, including seven third-graders who had hunkered down at the Plaza Towers Elementary School with their teachers.
With the new school year starting, Here & Now's Meghna Chakrabarti checks in with Moore Public Schools Superintendent Robert Romines on how students and teachers are coping, and how schools are being built for tornado safety.