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Michigan State shooting victims: 2 Grosse Pointe Public Schools graduates killed

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EAST LANSING, Mich. (FOX 2) - Two students killed in the Michigan State University shooting Monday were graduates of Grosse Pointe Public Schools, the district said.Read: Everything we've learned about the 8 students shotBoth victims graduated in 2021.Superintendent Jon Dean said Brian Fraser was a graduate of Grosse Pointe South, while Arielle Anderson graduated from Grosse Pointe North.

Brian Fraser and Arielle Anderson Michigan State University police initially said Anderson was not being identified to respect her family's wishes, but Dean identified her after the district spoke with her family. "As a proud Spartan parent (my daughter graduated from MSU last winter) my heart broke last night when I learned of the shooting at MSU.

Unfortunately, I am writing to you today to share that this tragedy is impacting GPPSS even more closely," Superintendent Jon Dean wrote in a letter to parents.The school district said it has its mental health team at both high schools Tuesday to help students cope. "This has happened far too many times," Dean said. MORE: Resources available to students after MSU shootingThe Michigan Beta Chapter of Phi Delta Theta at MSU said Fraser was president of the fraternity."As the leader of his chapter, Brian was a great friend to his Phi Delt brothers, the Greek community at Michigan State, and those he interacted with on campus.

Phi Delta Theta sends its deepest condolences to the Fraser family, the Michigan Beta Chapter, and all those who loved Brian as they mourn their loss," the organization wrote on Facebook.

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