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Stockton Schools Cope With Unspeakable Tragedy
2 Dec
Summary
- Three young students, aged 14, 9, and 8, tragically lost their lives.
- School district provides extensive emotional support services to students and staff.
- Specialized in-home mental health support is offered to the mother of an 8-year-old victim.
The Stockton community is united in grief following a mass shooting that claimed the lives of three young students from the Stockton Unified School District (SUSD). The victims, aged 14, 9, and 8, have left a profound void, prompting a district-wide response focused on emotional well-being and support.
SUSD has mobilized its resources, ensuring counselors are present at all 55 schools to aid students, parents, and staff. The district is committed to providing necessary services for an extended period, acknowledging that the grief and trauma process varies for each individual.
In addition to school-based support, SUSD is offering specialized in-home mental health services to the mother of the 8-year-old victim. The district stresses its dedication to being a consistent source of help as the community navigates this difficult time.
