"SE Raleigh HS: High Arrest Rate, Deadly Stabbing, and Community Response"

Southeast Raleigh High School in North Carolina has a significantly higher rate of criminal acts and arrests compared to other schools in Wake County and the state. Data reveals that the school has 30.84 criminal acts per 1,000 students, while the county and state averages are 9.45 and 8.77, respectively. The number of students reported for bringing weapons to school has also been high, with 442 students reported in the 2021-22 school year. The recent stabbing incident at the school has raised concerns about student safety, prompting discussions among school leaders. The school does not use metal detectors, and the accused student's mother claims he obtained the knife from someone at the school.