Viral Video Shows Pauls Valley Principal Crowned Prom King

Gunman-tackling high school principal earns top owners at Oklahoma prom

Students at Pauls Valley High School in Oklahoma crowned their principal, Kirk Moore, prom king in an emotional tribute just days after he was shot while stopping an alleged school shooter, an act authorities say likely saved lives. According to local news outlet KSWO, the surprise honor came during the school’s prom on April 17 in Pauls Valley, where Moore was met with cheers, applause, and a crown as students celebrated his actions during a vi…

Students crown Oklahoma hero principal prom king weeks after he stopped attempted school shooting

Oklahoma Principal Kirk Moore was crowned prom king at Pauls Valley High School weeks after he was shot in the leg while tackling a suspected gunman.

Viral video shows Pauls Valley principal crowned prom king

Prom is a big night for students, which is all about dressing up, dancing, and hanging out with friends. This year, for Pauls Valley High School, though, it meant something a lot more.

Pauls Valley principal who halted gunman crowned prom king

Pauls Valley High School celebrated their spring prom by thanking Principal Kirk Moore for halting a school shooter this month.

Principal who stopped gunman is crowned prom king

Students at Pauls Valley High School in Oklahoma honored their principal, Principal Kirk Moore, by crowning him prom king after he was injured while stopping a gunman at their school.

Students crown Oklahoma hero principal prom king weeks after he stops attempted school shooting - NEW YORK TIMES POST

NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! What began as a typical prom in a town southwest of Oklahoma City became a surprise tribute when Principal Kirk Moore was crowned king weeks after heroically saving the lives of students by bravely tackling a suspected Columbine-inspired gunman.  “It was definitely an amazing experience, and it just felt good to the soul knowing we were giving him the honor that he deserves,” said junior Rachel Hamilto…