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Dear Friends,<\/p>\n

The loss of four young people last week \u2014 Hana St. Juliana<\/b> (14), Madisyn Baldwin<\/b> (17), Tate Myre<\/b> (16), and Justin Shilling<\/b> (17) \u2014 has ripped a hole in our community. The trauma inflicted on their friends and classmates will never cease, and while there\u2019s no doubt that all of us can see ourselves in the parents, students, teachers, and staff at Oxford, we can\u2019t even begin to imagine their pain.<\/p>\n

It is more important than ever that we care for each other. I\u2019ve been amazed at the response I\u2019ve seen from everyone in Oxford and across Michigan, reaching out to each other to figure out how to help, and being the shoulder that all those who were impacted can lean on \u2014 because a tragedy like this impacts everyone: students, families, teachers, first responders, and entire communities.<\/p>\n

If you need someone to talk to, or need help thinking through how to talk to your kids about what is happening, below are resources that may be helpful:<\/p>\n