Teachers return to school after stabbing

MURRYSVILLE, Pa. -- Teachers returned to the Pittsburgh area high school where 21 students and a security guard were stabbed.


The teachers attended a special counseling session this morning at a church before they went to Franklin Regional High School.


Students and their parents will be able to visit the school Tuesday.


Classes begin again on Wednesday, a week after the attack.


Four students are still listed in critical condition. 


A 16-year-old allegedly attacked his fellow students with a pair of large kitchen knives. He is facing four counts of attempted homicide and 21 counts of aggravated assault.


Investigators are still working to figure out why he did it.

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