Overview
- School staff entered the building Monday to clean and recondition after two weeks under crime‑scene custody, with investigators keeping the case open as daily use resumes.
- Teaching restarts Wednesday with reduced hours for the night secondary and higher‑education levels, primary holds grade‑by‑grade family meetings Wednesday and Thursday before returning Friday, and the morning secondary runs dialogue circles before a reduced‑hours restart Friday.
- The reopening emphasizes care over coursework through family meetings, student‑selected teachers, classroom circles, and trained coexistence facilitators, combined with play and reflection activities.
- The March 30 attack killed 13‑year‑old Ian Cabrera and injured several others, and authorities hold a 15‑year‑old student in custody with a second teen detained as an alleged secondary participant.
- Other San Cristóbal schools continue regular schedules, and many add reflection and support sessions to help students and families process the city’s shared trauma.