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The Guidepost Solutions report details how the Oxford School District missed signals and opportunities to prevent the November 2021 shooting that killed four students, injured six others and a teacher.

The former Oxford Community Schools treasurer who accused the district of failing to implement policies that could have prevented the Oxford High School shooting is holding a press conference. This comes days after a report highlighting the district's role in the Nov. 30 2021 shooting was released.

A day before the shooting, Ethan Crumbley was psychologically unstable. Per school policy, he should have been sent home.

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Eighteen months after the deadly shooting at Oxford High School, parents want answers from the district. The mistrust sowed in the community by the delays reflects failures across the country to methodically investigate these tragedies.

Oakland County Circuit Judge Mary Ellen Brennan dismissed all Oxford governmental employees and entities from civil lawsuits relating to the shooting.

“Court documents and testimony made clear by last spring that Crumbley gave off numerous warning signs for months before he opened fire.” -- Mother Jones

Former Oxford School Board members Korey Bailey (left) and Tom Donnelly shared frustrations and hopes for the future during a Monday press conference, two days before the one-year anniversary of the Nov. 30, 2021 shooting at Oxford High Schools that claimed the lives of four students. Photo by Don Bush OXFORD — Just days before

OXFORD, Mich. (AP) – Policies and procedures that could have prevented a mass shooting that left four students dead at a Michigan high school last year

Two ex-school board members claim the district didn't use its own threat assessment guidelines in the months leading up to last year's Oxford High School shooting.