Black Hawk Middle School in Warrenton, Missouri, plans to resume classes Friday, Nov. 13, with additional counselors available after two students and a teacher were injured in a stabbing Thursday. Superintendent Gregg Klinginsmith outlined the plan in a letter to families reported by the Warren County Record and in a Thursday interview with First Alert 4.

Police said a student was taken into custody. The Warren County Ambulance District said two people were transported to trauma centers in serious condition. One student was flown to a hospital and the teacher was taken by ambulance. Police later said all three people who were injured were in stable condition, ABC News reported. The second student was treated at the scene.

Friday’s return to school

The district dismissed its schools early Thursday, and Black Hawk canceled its sports activities for the day. Klinginsmith told families that additional counselors would be at Black Hawk on Friday. The school’s counseling office lists staff contact information and support resources, and the Warren County R-III district site is the place to check for changes to the reopening plan before leaving for school.

Klinginsmith told First Alert 4 the district would review its response with police and other emergency responders and meet with the state’s Center for School Security. He did not announce specific changes to school procedures.