NORTH WALES, PENNSYLVANIA – A student at Pennbrook Middle School in North Wales, Pennsylvania, required staples in her head after an unprovoked and violent attack, as reported by local authorities. The assault, which occurred around 1:20 p.m. on Wednesday, prompted the school to be briefly placed on hold while emergency services responded.
North Penn School District Superintendent Todd M. Bauer issued a statement to families regarding the incident, expressing concern for the victim who sustained serious injuries. Bauer emphasized the importance of privacy for the injured student and their family during the recovery process.
Addressing rumors circulating about the alleged attacker, Bauer clarified that claims of past expulsion from another NPSD middle school for violent behavior were false. He also acknowledged the need to support the family of the accused student in light of the incident.
Students who witnessed the attack were described as alarmed and scared, prompting school officials to provide counseling and support services to help them cope with the situation. Reports from local news outlets indicate that the alleged attacker may face felony assault charges, according to the police.
The incident at Pennbrook Middle School has raised concerns about school safety and the well-being of students. Authorities are working to address any potential security issues and provide assistance to those affected by the traumatic event. Updates on the situation will be provided as more information becomes available.