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Newtown's superintendent of schools is heading to Washington, D.C., to discuss ways to prevent gun violence.
Janet Robinson is scheduled to be part of a panel discussion Wednesday.
The panel is expected to focus on what can be done to prevent gun violence based on actual experiences of the panelists.
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