TIM THRONE

With former Oxford Schools Superintendent Tim Throne officially out, the first school board meeting took place with new Superintendent Ken Weaver unanimously being sworn in.

The board of education for Oxford Community Schools has unanimously voted to appoint a new superintendent three months after a deadly mass shooting at Oxford High School that has kept the district in the public eye.

Students returned to Oxford High School just one week ago and already changes to the school’s security are being made after a security breach at the school.

The Michigan high school where four students were fatally shot has reopened for the first time since the Nov. 30 tragedy.

The superintendent of Oxford Community Schools, where four students were shot dead at Oxford High School, posted an open letter countering claims made in a lawsuit accusing the district of not doing enough to prevent the attack.

The temporary memorial that was created by the Oxford community played a magnificent role in honoring and remembering the Wildcats who lost their lives while also providing a place for the community to grieve.

Mutliple lawsuits have been filed accusing the school district and school personnel of not doing enough to prevent the shooting.

The superintendent of Oxford Community Schools released a letter he hopes will dispel some of the rampant misinformation surrounding the shooting.

The Oxford Community Schools superintendent issued a statement this week in an effort to "clarify" incidents that happened before the Nov. 30, 2021 mass shooting at Oxford High School.

The Oxford Community Schools superintendent issued a statement this week in an effort to "clarify" incidents that happened before the Nov. 30, 2021 mass shooting at Oxford High School.

A civil lawsuit brought by Geoffrey Fieger against the Oxford Community Schools district and several of its administrators and staff has been amended to include new counts against the defendants.

School leaders are sharing when and how Oxford High School students will return to school after four students were killed and seven other people were injured in a shooting on Nov. 30, 2021.

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Thursday marks one month since four students were killed and seven people were injured in a shooting at Oxford High School.

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The worst thing that can happen in any school district happened in his. Tim Throne, the superintendent of Oxford Community Schools, sat down with Local 4′s Devin Scillian and discussed the shooting at Oxford High School.

Tuesday marked exactly two weeks since four students were killed and seven people were injured in a shooting at Oxford High School.

The superintendent of Oxford Community Schools is delaying his planned retirement now that the community faces the fallout from a mass shooting at Oxford High School.

The lawsuits were filed on behalf of a senior who was wounded and her sister who was next to her during the shooting at Oxford High School.

Oxford Community Schools Superintendent Tim Throne has said a third party will investigate.

And in this case a lot could have been done different.”Ethan Crumbley, 15, is charged with shooting fellow students at Oxford High School after a meeting with counselors and his parents. Court records, social media offer clues about parents of Oxford school shooterA look at some of the issues:COULD SCHOOL STAFF FACE CHARGES? Oxford Superintendent Tim Throne said counselors met with the boy and his parents on the day of the shooting. The Crumbley parents are charged with involuntary manslaughter. Read more:Manhunt ends: Parents of accused Oxford school shooter arrested in Detroit‘Ethan don’t do it,’ Mom texted son when she heard news of Oxford school shooting, prosecutor saysParents of alleged gunman charged with involuntary manslaughter in Oxford school shootingA close-knit, family community: Oxford locals want the world to see more than shooting

Oakland County Prosecutor Karen McDonald said the investigation's findings will determine whether school officials will be charged.

"It's critically important to the victims, our staff and our entire community that a full and transparent accounting be made," the district superintendent said.

Michigan’s attorney general says her office will review events that occurred before the mass shooting that left four students dead at Oxford High School, despite the district’s rejection of her offer to be a third-party investigator.

The Oxford Community School District has declined Attorney General Dana Nessel's offer to conduct a third-party review of the shooting that occurred at Oxford High School last week.

"It's critically important to the victims, our staff and our entire community that a full and transparent accounting be made," the district superintendent said.

A prosecutor continues to criticize the decision to keep a teenager in a Michigan school before a shooting that killed four students last week.

Court records, social media offer clues about parents of Oxford school shooter“We know that he either had that weapon with him or someplace where he could have stored it in the school. Tim Throne, superintendent of the Oxford school district, said Crumbley and his parents met with counselors on the day of the shooting. Thorne said a third party will investigate the events that occurred before the school shooting in Oxford Township, a community of about 23,000 people roughly 30 miles (50 kilometers) north of Detroit. And McDonald filed involuntary manslaughter charges against his parents, saying they failed to intervene on the day of the tragedy despite being confronted with the drawing and its disturbing message. Read more:Manhunt ends: Parents of accused Oxford school shooter arrested in Detroit‘Ethan don’t do it,’ Mom texted son when she heard news of Oxford school shooting, prosecutor saysParents of alleged gunman charged with involuntary manslaughter in Oxford school shooting

Prosecutor Karen McDonald said the investigation's findings will determine whether school officials will be charged in last Tuesday's attack at Oxford High School.

A third party will investigate events at Oxford High School that occurred before a school shooting that left four students dead and six other students and a teacher wounded, the Michigan district's superintendent said, with the Michigan...

State AG Dana Nessel said her office is the "perfect agency" to conduct a full review of the shooting that killed four students. The investigation would focus on the events leading up to the tragedy.

In a tense arraignment Saturday morning, James and Jennifer Crumbley listened by videoconference from separate jail cells as they were charged with involuntary manslaughter in the fatal shootings of four Oxford High School students, who, police say, were gunned down by the couple’s 15-year-old son, Ethan. As the judge read each of the charges, one for each of the four students, she asked Jennifer Crumbley if she understood. “I understand,” Crumbley said tearfully. Sign up for The Morning newslet

OXFORD, MI - Oxford school officials asked for a third-party to review why a student who allegedly shot 11 people returned to class after meeting with counselors about violent drawings. Related: Bond set at $500,000 for parents of alleged Oxford High School shooterFor 90 minutes, Crumbley remained with school officials. Although McDonald raised concerns about Oxford school officials, she said it does not mean there’s “criminal culpability” in their actions. More on MLive:‘What our community was yesterday, we are no longer.’ Vigil held for Oxford High School shooting victims‘Ethan don’t do it,’ Mom texted son when she heard news of Oxford school shooting, prosecutor saysA close-knit, family community: Oxford locals want the world to see more than shootingStricter gun laws? The question looms over Michigan politics in wake of deadly school shooting

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In a letter, Tim Throne, the superintendent of Oxford Community Schools, offered the school’s version of the events that led up to the tragic shooting at Oxford High School earlier this week.

A prosecutor said the parents' actions went "far beyond negligence." Their 15-year-old son faces charges after a shooting at Oxford High School.

A Michigan school leader says a third party will investigate events at Oxford High School leading up to a school shooting that left four students dead and six other students and a teacher wounded.

Oakland County’s sheriff believes there was enough reason for Oxford High School officials to contact police about the suspected shooter’s concerning behavior before the deadly attack.

The Oakland County Prosecutor’s Office has filed involuntary manslaughter charges against the parents of the student accused of opening fire at Oxford High School on Tuesday, fatally wounding four students and injuring several other people.

A prosecutor said the parents' actions went "far beyond negligence." Their 15-year-old son faces charges after a shooting at Oxford High School.

OXFORD, MI -- The superintendent of Oxford schools said the student charged in the Oxford High School shooting, along with the student’s parents, had contact with the school’s front office the morning of the shooting but no discipline was warranted. There are no discipline records at the high school. Seven others, including five students and a teacher who have not been named by authorities, also were injured in the shooting. “Today may be a dark day in Oxford, but it’s still a great day to be a Wildcat,” said Throne at the video’s conclusion. Read more on MLive:‘A flood’ of copycat threats of violence follow deadly Oxford High School shooting, sheriff saysMultiple vigils planned as Oxford mourns school shooting victimsTestimony: Teen took video about killing students night before Oxford High School shooting‘What our community was yesterday, we are no longer.’ Vigil held for Oxford High School shooting victimsFour dead, terrorism charges, video evidence: The latest on the Oxford High School shooting

The parents of the student accused of opening fire at Oxford High School on Tuesday, fatally wounding four students and injuring several other people, are set to be charged for their role in the tragedy.

The Superintendent of Oxford Community Schools spoke for the first time Thursday, describing the state of Oxford High School after Tuesday’s shooting and looking ahead to the next steps.

The Superintendent of Oxford Community Schools said no discipline was warranted for a sophomore student’s behavior before the shooting at Oxford High School.

A prosecutor filed involuntary manslaughter charges Friday against the parents of a 15-year-old accused of killing four students and wounding seven other people at a Michigan High School.

The 15-year-old boy accused of killing four students, and wounding others, at Oxford High School was called to the office before the shooting, but the superintendent says "no discipline was warranted."

More information is expected to be released on Friday regarding a shooting at Oxford High School.

The superintendent of a Michigan school district says no discipline was necessary for a teen who was summoned to the office a few hours before four students were fatally shot.

Four students were killed, six students were injured and one teacher was injured Tuesday when a 15-year-old sophomore fired several shots from a handgun at Oxford High School.

A 15-year-old sophomore opened fire at Oxford High School Tuesday afternoon.

At least six others were injured in the attack, including a teacher. Authorities arrested the suspect — a 15-year-old-sophomore — and recovered a semi-automatic handgun and several clips.