A stabbing on the field at Westmoor High School’s graduation ceremony in Daly City abruptly cut short what was supposed to be a milestone afternoon, sending families and graduates scrambling as first responders swarmed the track. Police and emergency crews remained on campus as officials worked to notify families. Authorities have not released details about the victim’s condition or whether any suspects have been identified.
School officials confirm police response
Principal Victor Zou said in a statement that police and emergency personnel responded immediately and remain on site and that we are cooperating fully with law enforcement, according to KTVU. Zou did not say whether the injured person was a student, and the statement did not describe the severity of the injuries. At the time of the report, no suspect information had been made public.
Timing and location
The graduation ceremony was scheduled yesterday at 2 PM, placing the incident on the outdoor track during commencement, according to Westmoor High School. The event was part of a week of graduations across the Jefferson Union High School District.
Investigators working the scene
Reporters for KTVU said they had contacted the Daly City Police Department seeking additional details, but officials had not immediately released further information. Investigators remained at the scene into the evening as families were notified and the school community absorbed the shock of the disruption.
Support for students and families
The district said it would provide support services to students and families, and Westmoor High School highlighted counseling and student support resources for anyone affected by the incident. Parents are urged to rely on official district communications for verified updates on reunification plans and next steps following the graduation ordeal.
