Supreme Court upholds Oxford schools' immunity

The Michigan Supreme Court has declined to hear an appeal from the families of the Oxford High School shooting victims, effectively ending their attempt to hold school officials accountable for the 2021 tragedy due to governmental immunity protections. Despite the disappointment expressed by families and their legal team, who challenged the constitutionality of such immunity, the court's decision aligns with a prior ruling by the Michigan Court of Appeals. In response, families are now focusing on legislative changes, while Oxford Community Schools emphasize their ongoing commitment to student safety and provide support resources for the community.