Zombie Apocalypse: Imagine That St. Labre High School

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Zombie Apocalypse Essay Imagine that St.Labre High School and the people in the school were attacked by the zombies apocalypse, including my best friend. I would try to save myself, for as long as I can. How I would try and save myself, is by finding shelter, weapons, food, and lots of water. Also i would find the nearest teacher that has keys with them and take them. How I would save myself if zombies invaded my school is by, going to the nearest shelter that has what I’ll need to survive. I will also try an stay away from the people that are infected. After I get the materials that I need, I’ll try to save and keep myself alive for as long as I can. If i needed to go far away from campus, I would find a teacher that is already infected

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