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Knife Fight at Homestead High, Outsider Detained

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Deputies respond to Homestead High School in Cupertino after a knife-wielding student fight, detain one, and ensure campus safety. School offers mental health support. Investigation ongoing.

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Knife Fight at Homestead High, Outsider Detained

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Deputies from the Santa Clara County Sheriff's Office rushed to Homestead High School in Cupertino, Monday afternoon, after a fight broke out between. Two students, one kid pulled a knife, but luckily no one got seriously hurt. The school is part of the Fremont Union High School District, and officials confirmed the student with the weapon wasn't even from their system. This all went down right before 3.30 pm, just as the school day was wrapping up at 2.1370 Homestead Road. When the deputies showed up, they broke up the scuffle and detained one of the students involved, though they didn't spot any knife wounds on anyone. School leaders breathed a sigh of relief, thanking law enforcement for jumping in fast to handle the threat. Principal Dene Nernberg noted they got tipped off about the outsider with the knife, and now the campus is safe again. They're setting up mental health support for students and staff the next day to help everyone process it. The investigation is still ongoing, with sheriff's officials digging into exactly what happened. No word yet on charges, but the school used this as a wake-up call to report anything suspicious

right away. Incidents like this remind us how quick action keeps communities safe, and will keep an eye on any updates from Cupertino. I'm Corey with the story. That's your California News Today update, AI-powered and always on.

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