A stabbing was reported near Perry Hall High School on Friday morning. The school said one of their students was injured.
According to the White Marsh police precinct and Councilman David Marks, the stabbing took place around 7:45 a.m. in the vicinity of Perry Hall High School but it did not occur on the school property.
Abbey Campbell, Perry Hall Principal, sent an email to parents confirming the situation.
At approximately 7:45 a.m. this morning, school administration was notified that several students were involved in a physical altercation off campus and that one of the students involved was in possession of a knife.
A student was injured in the altercation and returned to the building where they were immediately seen by the school nurse.
Baltimore County police were contacted and are actively investigating this incident.
Law enforcement will pursue appropriate legal consequences for those involved, and school administration will take appropriate action in issuing consequences in accordance with the Student Behavior Handbook.
We appreciate parents and students reporting their concerns early this morning as we all have a role to play in ensuring that our school remains a safe and secure learning environment for our children. Thank you for your continued support of your student and of Perry Hall High School.
