mckinley high school

One student is in the hospital and two are in custody following a stabbing inside McKinley High School Monday afternoon.

Almost three months after the shooting and stabbing on the grounds of McKinley High School what measures is the City of Buffalo Public School district taking to prevent further violence?

Buffalo Public Schools announced it has settled a nearly five-year legal case with the former principal of McKinley High School.

The McKinley High School fight that left a student stabbed, another wounded and a security guard shot forced a look at security across the city school system. And now the emergence of cell phone video showing the school bus beating of a young student by another student has made it worse.

Erie County District Attorney John Flynn shares his thoughts after a second suspect arrested following the violence outside of McKinley High School was arraigned in court Friday morning.

On Wednesday, the Buffalo School School approved bringing in an outside security firm to recommend changes, rather than relying on an internal probe.

Buffalo Board of Education President Louis Petrucci said a special board meeting will be held Wednesday at 5 p.m. to discuss the stabbing and shooting at McKinley High School Feb. 9.

The first legal action has been taken in the aftermath of violence at McKinley High School in Buffalo Feb. 9.

McKinley High School will stay remote through the end of the February break following last week’s violence that hospitalized a student and security guard. Meanwhile, Wednesday night’s Buffalo Public Schools Board of Education meeting stressed the violence is not limited to McKinley.

Buffalo Police say a second 17-year-old boy is in custody as of Monday afternoon, in connection to the violent attack at McKinley High School last week.