. >> reporter: 13-year-old brant murry o who lives near cincinnati is doing remarkably well. >> sounds li a fire cracking that went off at near my leg. >> a shooting at scoolt left bullet frag nents in his skin one in my thigh and one in my call oof and he was nest to the classmate who stiewpped and started shooting. that that cool head may have saved his life. i sought gun soy ducked under the table and grabbed my friend. assist ran out after he shot the two kids next to me. minutes later brant's mom started hearing news of the school shooting and received a phone call from brant's prince fafa >> it was terrifying because you hear about multiple gunshots and 8th graders being involved and my son is in the 8th great. and now the scook school on lockdown as the teenage gunman terrorized. the school halls are still fild with the same emergency responders, faculty and parents and students. think it was to show that the kids that everything will would be all fine and we'll get through this together. focus on the small town. classmates and the alleged gunman. >> he was a good kid 'til did w

leg, that's where the shrapnel came from" "i have two pieces of my upper thigh, one in my calf" brant murry may need surgery-- but is doing remarkably well after the school cafeteria monday. katherine doucette was also grazed by a bullet-- she too, is out of the hospital. were shot, cooper caffery, both remain at miami valley hospital this morning. the school district says, the victims' families are asking from messages, phone calls and visits, to allow them time to rest and heal. officials say they will continue to stay in touch with the families and update the community. today, madison local schools are heading back to class for the first time. numerous plans are in place to help students deal with what happened less than 48 hours ago. rob dblbx our jordan vilines joins us live from the junior senior high with those details. live moving forward is certainly going to shooting and bring you new information as soon as we get it... on air and always on fox19 now dot com, and our free mobile app. new this morning new this morning... a woman is expected to recover after being shot in the leg wh

you just heard from 13 year old brant murry who still has four pieces of shrapnel in his leg and may need surgery-- but is doing remarkably well. katherine doucette was also grazed by a bullet-- she has been treated and released from the hospital. hplaz the two students who were shot, cameron smith and cooper caffery, remain at miami valley hospital... we're told they are in good spirits, and are resting. today, everyone local schools will try to get back to normal... students head to class in a couple hours...for the first time since the incident. numerous plans are in place to help them deal with what happened. reveal our jordan vilines joins us live from madison junior senior high with those details. live there will be counselors at the school, extra staff on buses, and staff will be eating lunch with students in the cafeteria. vo as the superintendent expressed yesterday during a press conference, all of these measures are being put in place as a way to make the students feel more comfortable as they return to school two days after the shooting. live we will continue this school

you just heard from 13 year old brant murry who still has four pieces of shrapnel in his leg and may need surgery-- but is doing remarkably well. katherine doucette was also grazed by a bullet-- she has been treated and released from the hospital. the two students who were shot, cameron smith and cooper caffery, remain at miami valley hospital... we're told they are in good spirits, and are resting. today, everyone else at madison local schools will try to get back to normal... students, now back in class...for the first time since the incident. teachers, working yesterday to put plans in place to help them cope with what happened. reveal madison junior senior high with those details. live moving forward is certainly going to be a difficult task to tackle for students and staff here at madison local schools but today and throughout the week, school officials are offering extra resources to help the kids cope with what happened on monday. vo this healing process began last night when the school offered families and students a chance to walk thru the school just to re- establish sense

so we're laying under the table and he ran out after he shot the two kids next to me" brant murry still has four pieces of shrapnel in his leg and may need surgery-- but is doing remarkably well after the shooting at his school cafeteria monday. katherine doucette was also grazed by a bullet-- she has also been treated and released from the hospital. the students who were shot, cameron smith and cooper caffery, both remain at miami valley hospital this morning. the school district says, the victims' families are asking for a brief break from messages, phone calls and visits, to allow them time to rest will continue to stay in touch with the families and update the community. today, madison local schools are heading back to class for the first time. numerous plans are in place to help students deal with what happened less than 48 hours ago. kara vo yesterday evening, students and parents were invited for a walk through of madison junior senior high school... it was a way for everyone to feel comfortable before classes resume today. when students arrive at school today, crisis counselors