Classes to resume at Pennsylvania stabbing school
A woman walks onto the campus of the Franklin Regional School District where several people were stabbed at Franklin Regional High School on Wednesday, April 9, 2014, in Murrysville, Pa., near Pittsburgh. AP
MURRYSVILLE, Pennsylvania—A Pittsburgh-area high school is set to resume classes one week after a student stabbed 21 others and a security guard, leaving four students still hospitalized.
Wednesday’s normal schedule at Franklin Regional High School in Murrysville follows two days of activities meant to reassure students, parents and staff. Teachers participated in an in-service day following a grief counseling session Monday, and the school hosted an open house of sorts Tuesday so students and parents could tour the facility and speak with teachers and counselors.
The suspect, 16-year-old Alex Hribal, remains in a juvenile detention center though he’s charged as an adult with attempted homicide and aggravated assault.
Hribal’s attorney acknowledges the boy took two kitchen knives from home and randomly attacked his victims before classes began April 9.
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