UPDATED: 1 September 2023
(Original: August 2023 ) The Uvalde Foundation For Kids is in active communication with Choctaw-Nicoma Park Schools to coordinate additional needs and support for students, staff, families & the school community at this time.
We Grieve With & Stand By Those Who have Lost Their Precious Child....
CHOCTTAW, Okla. —
The Uvalde Foundation for Kids is offering a reward after a shooting at a Choctaw high school football game.
On Friday, officials responded to a shooting during the third quarter of the Choctaw High School versus Del City High School football game. A 16-year-old boy was also killed in the shooting.
A 42-year-old man was shot in the chest and was transported to a hospital. He spent most of the night in surgery, according to authorities. A young girl, reportedly a student at Choctaw was also wounded by gunfire in the leg. Another was treated for a broken wrist.
The Uvalde Foundation for Kids, a national nonprofit founded following the Uvalde, Texas, school shooting, offered a reward leading to the apprehension of a suspect who fired the shots at the Choctaw football game.
National Director Daniel Chapin said, "In a stadium filled with spectators and students, someone knows something. Do the right thing & say something."
Full STORY (Koco News):
The Foundation Also Noted That It Has Launched It's STOPNOW Neighborhood School Patrols Program & A Temporary GOFUNDME For The Victim's Family Raised Over $1,100.00
The Uvalde Foundation For Kids recognizes the following individuals for their heroic efforts to reduce student harm & save lives:
Scott David, assistant principal at Choctaw High
Julian Gaona, retired Oklahoma City Firefighter
Danny Schofield, Oklahoma City Firefighter
David Reid
J.J. Venzor
Jose Nava
The Uvalde Foundation For Kids
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