Seven-year-old Oregon school shooting victim upgraded to stable condition

A seven-year-old student who was shot in the face during a school shooting in Bend, Oregon, is now in stable condition. The Daily Mail reported that Saylor Graham, a disabled student who uses a wheelchair, is recovering in a Portland hospital. According to the New York Post and the Daily Mail, the attack occurred at Silver Rail Elementary School. [1][3]

The gunman was identified by the Daily Mail and the New York Post as 16-year-old Griffin John. The New York Post reported that the gunman killed three students, aged five, eight, and 11, alongside a 25-year-old teacher inside a special-needs classroom. The shooter was subsequently killed at the scene. As FTMQ News reported earlier, a 54-year-old teacher was also taken to the hospital in critical condition following the attack. [1][3][8]

The Daily Mail reported that Graham was inside the special-needs classroom when the gunman opened fire. Graham has a rare gene mutation called CASK, which affects her physical and cognitive development. Her family has requested privacy while she continues her recovery. [1]