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Stabbing in Leduc school rocks Millet community
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Community vigil in Leduc remembers teen killed in school stabbing
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Winkler told CTV News Edmonton his daughter was smart, friendly and innocent. She wouldn t hurt a fly. She looked after her little brothers; she looked after her older brothers. She was a good girl, he said. Jenny, as most people called her, loved to paint, especially dragons and crazy cartoons. Her room was covered in Star Wars art and memorabilia, including Baby Yoda, and dragons she painted. She s just very artistic, her father said. Winkler says the community support has been overwhelming, hearing from people all over the world and receiving letters and flowers from her school friends. She was loved by so many.
Remember the girl who loved her family, her artwork and trains, says grieving dad of slain Alberta teen
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EDMONTON Leduc students were back in classrooms on Wednesday at the school where, just two days earlier, their peer Jenny Winkler was stabbed and killed. STAR Catholic School Division s superintendent said the Christ the King School community was still in shock and various stages of grief, but bringing the student body back ensured they had access to trauma supports. We ve taken the approach that academics is not the focus, but to support students emotionally and mentally, Charlie Bouchard told CTV News Edmonton Wednesday morning. Victim support services was brought in Monday and has remained at the senior high school in Leduc, Alta., since. According to Bouchard, nearly three dozen people from the division s psychologist and counselors, to family liaison workers, Leduc Victim Services, and the parish priest will remain accessible for the rest of the week and beyond if needed.