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   Administrators at a Georgia middle school ignored multiple warnings   
   before a student stabbed a classmate over a dozen times, leaving her   
   with “catastrophic” injuries, according to a lawsuit filed this   
   month.   
      
   In March, a knife-wielding student stabbed a classmate in gym class   
   at least 14 times “across her face, head, neck, shoulder, back and   
   chest,” the lawsuit claims. Ola Middle School administrators failed   
   to act even though they’d been warned that the student had brought a   
   knife to school and was threatening classmates, according to the   
   suit.   
      
   The lawsuit also says that on the day of the attack, teachers saw   
   the assailant bullying the victim but didn’t intervene.   
      
   A spokesperson for the Henry County Schools system said Wednesday   
   that the district does not comment on ongoing lawsuits.   
      
   Superintendent Mary Elizabeth Davis said the day after the attack   
   that the victim was “seriously injured” after an argument turned   
   physical. She added that the school district was working with the   
   Henry County Police Department to investigate. A representative for   
   the police department could not immediately be reached for comment   
   Wednesday afternoon.   
      
   The lawsuit alleges that a student resource officer told   
   administrators the day before the assault that a student had   
   threatened to attack peers with a knife. The next day, another   
   resource officer also told administrators that the same student   
   brought a knife and had threatened to use it, according to the suit.   
      
   The victim’s mother told NBC affiliate WXIA of Atlanta that the   
   attack left her daughter unrecognizable.   
      
   “Her blond hair was no longer blond. It was red,” Ashley Wilson told   
   the station. “The clothes she went to school with that day were not   
   on her. She was bandaged up. You couldn’t see really any part of her   
   face at all. She was just covered in blood everywhere.”   
      
   Wilson is seeking damages covering her daughter’s medical expenses   
   and pain and suffering. Paperwork submitted by the plaintiff’s   
   attorneys notifying district personnel about the lawsuit indicates   
   damages may meet or exceed $3 million.   
      
   https://www.nbcnews.com/news/us-news/administrators-ignored-   
   warnings-georgia-middle-schooler-stabbed-fellow-rcna127295   
      
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