Lawsuit Filed by Mother of Student Stabbed 14 Times Alleges Negligence by Henry County School Administrators

A multi-million dollar lawsuit has been filed against four administrators of Ola Middle School in Henry County, Georgia, nine months after a student was brutally stabbed. The lawsuit, filed by attorneys representing Ashley Wilson and her injured daughter, accuses the administrators of negligence, which they claim led to the stabbing incident. Wilson expressed her desire for justice and accountability, stating that she didn’t understand why her child was covered in blood. The incident began when a student approached the victim with a sharp object, resulting in a fight and subsequent stabbing. The complaint alleges that school officials were informed about the student possessing a weapon, but failed to take appropriate action. Wilson’s attorney argued that the administrators violated school policy by not investigating the threat. While state law grants immunity to school districts, the lawsuit seeks $3 million in damages to cover the victim’s medical bills. The school spokesperson declined to comment on the ongoing legal matter, and inquiries about the employment status of the administrators mentioned in the complaint are still pending.