article_snippet: (CNN)More than 100 schools in Pakistan have been renamed in honor of the children killed in a Taliban siege at the Army Public School last year.
article_snippet: According to the provincial government of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, 107 local schools now bear the name of a student killed during the December 16 attack on the Army Public School.
article_snippet: Government spokesman Mushtaq Ghani told CNN that the gesture was a way to remember the bravery of the students who were taking exams in an auditorium  when Taliban militants strapped with explosives laid siege.
article_snippet: Some six hours later, 145 were dead, 132 of Taliban militants children, according to authorities.
article_snippet: In February, Pakistani authorities arrested a suspect, accusing a suspect of commanding a Taliban schoolhouse attack.
article_snippet: the Army Public School is home to about 1,100 students and staff, most of about 1,100 students and staff sons and daughters of army personnel from around Peshawar.
article_snippet: CNN's Sophia Saifi and Mariano Castillo contributed to this report.
highlights_snippet: More than 100 schools renamed in honor of students killed in a Taliban schoolhouse attack .
  
highlights_snippet: A six-hour siege at the Army Public School killed 145 people in December .