DETROIT, MI (MPRN)— Some students in Oxford returned to classes Monday.
Officials in essence shut the school system down last month after a gunman killed four students at the high school.
Oxford High student Ethan Crumbley allegedly took a gun to school in his backpack and went on a murderous rampage.
The high school remains closed. Elementary and middle schools briefly re-opened after the shooting until threats on social media forced officials to cancel classes through the holidays.
Now superintendent Tim Throne says middle and high school students must carry see-through backpacks.
“We have therapy dogs in all the buildings, we have counselors scheduled in all the buildings, trauma specialists scheduled in all the buildings as well as private security in all the buildings.”
Several survivors of the shooting filed $100 million lawsuits, charging officials should have done more once Crumbley appeared disturbed.