16-year-old victim ID'd by family after fatal stabbing at Santa Rosa high school

One student, a 16-year-old junior, died from his stab wounds and was identified by his family as Jayden Pienta. The other is expected to survive.

One student is dead and another injured after a stabbing at Santa Rosa's Montgomery High School, police say.Santa Rosa police say a 16-year-old is dead and another student is expected to survive following a stabbing at Montgomery High School in Santa Rosa on Wednesday morning.According to Police Chief John Cregan, two juniors entered a classroom and engaged in a physical altercation with a freshman student.

Police say one student received three stab wounds to the upper body and the second student received one stab wound to his left hand. Cregan says both students were alert and conscious when police and medical response arrived and were taken to a local hospital.

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