A violent assault occurred at a high school on Thursday morning. Authorities reported that a student was involved in the incident. The assault reportedly happened at Castlemont High School.
Further details about the incident are available from the source. Authorities have confirmed that the assault took place, but additional information is not provided here.
The incident is known to have occurred on a Thursday morning, and Castlemont High School is the location where it happened, in Oakland.
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