TREMONTON — While not everyone may have known Sgt. Lee Sorensen, or Officer Eric Estrada, who were shot and killed while responding to a domestic disturbance call on Sunday, or Deputy Mike Allred, who was injured along with his K9, Azula, the tragedy is making an impact on people all over Box Elder County and beyond. That’s why the Box Elder School District is working to make mental health resources available to students, parents and school staff as schools start up again next week.

“This is something that our community has not experienced, and so we want to be really sensitive to our student’s needs and our families,” Jamie Kent, Director of Public Relations for the district, explained. “Our Director of Student Services has sent out some information to parents already, letting them kno

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