The filings allege that school officials failed to prevent a deadly attack that exacted physical and psychological wounds on students.
The Oxford Community School District, its superintendent and various school officials were named in two lawsuits seeking $100 million in damages after the deadly shooting at Oxford High School last week. The lawsuits were filed in federal court by attorney Geoffrey Fieger on behalf of the parents of two surviving students, one of whom was injured in the shooting. The filings allege that school officials failed to prevent a deadly attack that exacted both physical and psychological wounds on students, the Detroit News reported. In addition to the Michigan school district and Superintendent Timothy Throne, Oxford High School Principal Steven Wolf, the dean of students, two counselors, two teachers and a staff member are named in the suits.
