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McLain High School cancels Weds. class, resumes Thurs.

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TULSA, Okla. — Classes at McLain High School are suspended again for Wednesday, October 5th.

In a statement from Principal Renee Rabovsky she said "based on the supports that we know students will need when classes resume, we have made the decision that classes will be suspended again on Tuesday, October 4."

Here is the full statement:

Dear McLain parents and families,

Our team members have been working across the day today to determine how best to support our students through this difficult and painful time for our community. Based on the supports that we know students will need when classes resume, we have made the decision that classes will suspended again on Wednesday, Oct. 5.

Classes will resume on Thursday, Oct. 6.

This afternoon, we will be sharing additional information regarding supports for students and information for parents and families about preparing to return to classes on Thursday. Please look for that update through email and text message later today.

Best,

Renee Rabovsky

Principal, McLain High School

Rabovsky also suspended classes on Monday and Tuesday following the shooting that occurred at the homecoming game Friday.

In the statement, Rabovsky said, "As attendees were leaving the game, an argument broke out between a group of individuals. One of those young men had a gun and shot two of our students. One of those students died and the other student is in the hospital. At this time, the shooter is still at large and the Tulsa Police Department is working to find him".

If you or your child have any information you can share that might help the investigation, you can contact our safety hotline at 918-480-SAFE or by texting 480SAFE. Reports made to this line can be done anonymously and will be kept confidential.


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