On Nov. 30, 2021, a student at Michigan's Oxford High School shot and killed four classmates and wounded six other people. Several weeks ago, independent investigators released a 572-page report outlining both successes and failures in the school's response before, during, and after the incident.

In this interview with Campus Safety, Jill Lemond, who was Oxford Community School's assistant superintendent of student services at the time of the tragedy and later became the assistant superintendent of safety and school operations, shares lessons learned from the incident (06:19) and changes the district has made since (08:51).

She also shares:

• Overall advice for school gun violence deterrence (00:01)
• Recovery advice for schools that may experience a similar incident in the future (10:15)
• What parents can do to prevent school violence (15:13)
• What students can do to prevent school violence (19:14)

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