A serious incident occurred at North Forsyth High School this week involving a fight that turned deadly, and the situation is still developing. News reports so far are all describing what happened on Tuesday, not necessarily every detail “today,” and official information may continue to change as authorities investigate.
What is publicly reported
Local and national outlets report that late Tuesday morning there was an altercation between two students on the North Forsyth High School campus in Winston-Salem, North Carolina, which escalated into a stabbing. One student died from injuries, and another student was injured, treated at a hospital, and released.
School and law enforcement response
The school resource officer called for an “all hands on deck” response around 11 a.m., bringing in deputies, police, and EMS, and the school went into lockdown during the incident. District officials said North Forsyth High School would be closed the following day and that crisis counseling and support teams would be available for staff and, when students return, for students as well.
Status and how to get precise updates
Law enforcement has described the case as an active, ongoing investigation and has not yet released full details about what led to the altercation or any charges. For the most accurate “today” status—such as whether classes are in session, safety measures, or any new announcements—check the Winston- Salem/Forsyth County Schools official website, the high school’s official channels, or recent alerts from local news stations in the area.
