DETROIT — All students and staff who were inside Oxford High School during the Nov. 30 shooting should be included in a $1.77 million fund, whether they heard gunshots, saw the alleged shooter or sought counseling afterward, several parents said Monday during a town hall.
Several parents and one student spoke during a town hall hosted by the National Compassion Fund, the organization managing funds donated to the Oxford Community Memorial and Victims Fund.
The event was held to get public feedback on a proposal to distribute nearly $1.8 million in donations to the victims of the Oxford High School mass shooting, which would limit payments for psychological trauma to certain students.
