President George W. Bush's reaction to 9/11 is still remembered by students who were with him that day. These students were from Emma E. Booker Elementary School and recall watching the president as he received the news.
Their accounts of his reaction are part of a reflection on the events of 9/11. The students' memories of the president's demeanor have been noted, with a visible change in his expression.
Further details about the students' experiences and their memories of the president's reaction can be found in the source report.
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