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Abbotsford School District releases report into deadly stabbing of student last fall

Abbotsford School District has released a report with recommendations following a deadly stabbing in Abbotsford Senior Secondary last fall.
Abbotsford School District has released a report with recommendations following a deadly stabbing in Abbotsford Senior Secondary last fall. CANADIAN PRESS/Jonathan Hayward

The Abbotsford School District has released a report with 31 recommendations following a deadly stabbing that killed one student and injured another last Nov.

The recommendations include revisiting a number of safety measures during lockdown situations, and overall safety and access to schools.

One includes installing a barrier between the Fraser Valley Regional public library and the school’s library, to better manage school access.

The report also mentions a review of the location of school offices and building security improvements where feasible.

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On Nov. 1, 13-year-old Letisha Reimer died after a man entered Abbotsford Senior Secondary and stabbed her and injured another teen girl.

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CKNW has reached out to the School District for comment.

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Abbotsford School District report into deadly stabbing last fall by CKNW980 on Scribd

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