By Bay City News.
James Lick High School in San Jose is closed Thursday after a stabbing that injured two students, police said.
The stabbing was reported around 11:25 a.m. at the school on North White Road. The suspect or suspects fled before officers arrived, and the two students who were stabbed were taken to a hospital, according to San Jose police.
Information about the students' injuries and suspect details were not immediately available.
Police said shortly after noon that the school was on lockdown and people should avoid the area while the investigation is underway.
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