I actually agreed with your earlier post except for your use of the word hero. It isn't heroic to do what you are trained to do.
They cared enough and did what they could and that is all anybody can ask.IMO
While I agree military and LE know well what they are signing up for, heroism happens at the human level, in action, maybe on the battlefield, on the street, or in a school.
It's so easy to arm chair coach after the effects...after the facts. Truth is, a life was saved.
And the other truth is for all the easy as pie, Clint Eastwood movie scenarios, arm the teachers no problem scenarios, scenarios, we will find the truth in Parkland, and Sante Fe prove contrary to the Hollywood script.
You can't armchair after the fact. An officer saving another is natural. Happens on the battlefield and every other scenario.
I'd like to propose something to the kids these days. Throw your "poutastic" social media into the river. Create a dance floor based on romance, not hook ups.
This generation does not know the magic of holding hands. When a man and woman, man and man, woman and woman, trans and trans just hold hands. Feel the electricity in that one gesture.
Take your makeup off, put your steroids and valium and coke, and pot on hold, ditch your bra and jock strap, put on a tee shirt and jeans, get your bare feet on, and just hold hands, and feel it.
At every romantic or otherwise meeting in my life, and I've been around the block, it starts with that electric moment.
No there's no APP for that. Thinking that's what's missing. Would love to see schools get back to that level of trust. And kids too.