A 16-year-old victim of an Ohio school shooting has returned to class less than a month after he was critically wounded.
Julie Cole is the mother of victim Logan Cole. She says on her Facebook page that she dropped her son off at school Monday. She also praised her son as the "bravest kid" she knows.
Logan Cole was hospitalized in Columbus with injuries from the shooting that required surgery.
Authorities say a 17-year-old classmate fired a 12-gauge shotgun in the Jan. 20 attack at a high school in West Liberty.
He has been charged in juvenile court with attempted murder, felonious assault and other offenses. He has denied the charges.
A Champaign County judge this month ordered a competency evaluation of suspect at the request of his attorney.
Previous Coverage
- Community welcomes West Liberty-Salem shooting victim home from hospital
- Parents of West Liberty student shot seeks prayers for son, suspect's family
- Police: West Liberty student shot classmate, then asked victim to shoot him
- Support for shooting suspect's family, as West Liberty students return to class
- Students describe fleeing scene of shooting at West Liberty High School
- Student in critical condition after shooting at West Liberty High School
