PHOENIX — The first governing board meeting for a Phoenix school district since one of its own students was killed on campus was packed Thursday night with many demanding change.
Last month, 16-year-old Michael Montoya was stabbed and killed by a fellow student during class at Maryvale High School, according to Phoenix police. Investigators and the Phoenix Union High School District are looking into how the suspect got a pocket knife onto campus even though there are weapon detection systems that every student has to got through.
During Thursday’s governing board meeting, dozens of students and parents talked about the tragedy and demanded action by the board…