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Katie Rickman | The Vindicator.Jamie Bass kneels next to a memorial where Faith McCullough-Wooster was hit by a school bus on East High Avenue on Thursday, Nov. 13, 2014. Bass's daughter Alexia Dixon was a close friend of Faith McCullough-Wooster.
Katie Rickman | The Vindicator.Jamie Bass kneels and prays next to a candle inside a box near where Faith McCullough-Wooster was hit by a school bus on East High Avenue on Thursday, Nov. 13, 2014. Bass's daughter Alexia Dixon was a close friend of Faith McCullough-Wooster.
Katie Rickman | The Vindicator.Jackii (OKAY) Edwards puts a toy dog next to the make-shift memorial near where Faith McCullough-Wooster was hit by a school bus on East High Avenue on Thursday, Nov. 13, 2014.
Katie Rickman | The Vindicator.A makeshift memorial near site where East High School freshman Faith McCullough-Wooster died the day before Thursday, Nov. 13, 2014.
Katie Rickman | The Vindicator.The flag at East High School flies at half at half staff Thursday, Nov. 13, 2014 the day after the death of freshman Faith McCullough-Wooster.
Katie Rickman | The Vindicator.A makeshift memorial near site where East High School freshman Faith McCullough-Wooster died the day before Thursday, Nov. 13, 2014.
Katie Rickman | The Vindicator.A makeshift memorial near site where East High School freshman Faith McCullough-Wooster died the day before Thursday, Nov. 13, 2014.
Katie Rickman | The Vindicator.Bob Conkey of D&E Counseling speaks to press about the role of counselors at East High School and the grief counseling they provided for students on Thursday, Nov. 13, 2014 following the freak accidental death of freshman Faith McCullough-Wooster the day before.
Katie Rickman | The Vindicator.Local Pastor’s L-R Kenneth Donaldson of Rising Star Baptist Church, Julius Davis of Friendship Baptist Church in Girard, Ernest Ellis of Antioch Baptist Church, and deacon Lloyd Hughes of Rising Star Baptist Church speak to press about their presence at East High School and the grief …
Katie Rickman | The Vindicator.Youngstown City Schools Superintendent Dr. Connie Hathorn holds up his phone during a press conference after the death of East High School freshman Faith McCullough-Wooster Thursday, Nov. 13, 2014. Hathorn says that new technology plays a role in the need for grief counselors at the school.
Katie Rickman | The Vindicator.Taneja Williams, 16, hugs J’Saun Hall, 15 at East High School as he signs a poster for freshman Faith McCullough-Wooster the day after her death on Thursday, November 13, 2014.
Katie Rickman | The Vindicator.Local PastorÕs Kenneth Donaldson of Rising Star Baptist Church, on left and Julius Davis of Friendship Baptist Church in Girard speak to press about their presence at East High School and the grief counseling they provided for students on Thursday, Nov. 13, 2014 after the freak …
Katie Rickman | The Vindicator.Youngstown City Schools Superintendent Dr. Connie Hathorn speaks during a press conference after the death of East High School freshman Faith McCullough-Wooster Thursday, Nov. 13, 2014.
Katie Rickman | The Vindicator.Local PastorÕs L-R Kenneth Donaldson of Rising Star Baptist Church, Julius Davis of Friendship Baptist Church in Girard, Ernest Ellis of Antioch Baptist Church, and deacon Lloyd Hughes of Rising Star Baptist Church speak to press about their presence at East High School and the grief …
Katie Rickman | The Vindicator.MAlik Stoffer, 16 signs a poser at East High School as he signs a poster for freshman Faith McCullough-Wooster the day after her death on Thursday, November 13, 2014. Students at East High School who knew Faith recall her love of singing and how kind she …
ROBERT K. YOSAY | THE VINDICATOR.. Constantin Dibbern and Giovanni Giacobbi at Springfield High School in New Middletown .