We were directed to a school. Many people were there with us, and officials provided us with food, water, and masks to prevent inhaling the ash. We contacted our family, and friends about what had happened. And stay updated for news. We stayed here until we were told it was safe to go out. Your father calmed me down as I panicked, and cried, since it was my first time too.

Let's watch the news from now on to be updated, and I also contacted your dad about it, he told us to just eat what we have in our house, and update him always. And most especially to keep?

CALM!!!

Everyone applauds Jake's story. The class went on with the teacher's discussion about volcanoes, and Jake was ecstatic the whole session as he was interested. He would always raise his hand to recite, and the teacher was beyond proud of this boy. He said to himself "Jake would be a great volcanologist" Jake was ready and had an emergency kit with him always just incase.

*phew* Thank you so much for cleaning up ash!! It may be dangerous but it will be more dangerous if we leave this alone. As well as indoors, I will check for any damage!

*sighs* I hope Jake enjoys school for today! I feel like he would be a volcanologist one day! He seems to be so into volcanoes after saying that story of mine.

All clear ma'am, but still wear masks and goggles for ensured safety!