Earlier today, C.D. Hylton High School was shut down, causing alarm among the neighborhood, parents, and kids. Since confirmed by school administrators and local authorities, there was no active shooter at the school and the incident was brought under control without injuries.
Officials say the lockdown started as a preventative measure following a stated worry that caused an immediate reaction from law enforcement and school officials.
Students and staff were locked inside classrooms as part of routine safety procedures while officials evaluated the scene. Police were sent to the campus and did a complete examination to guarantee there was no current danger.
Authorities concluded after the evaluation that the report did not present imminent risk or active shooter. Once authorities verified the school was secure, the lockdown was ended and regular activities either restarted or modified in accordance with administrative instructions.
School administrators stressed that the quick response was taken out of an abundance of caution, always valuing student and employee safety. Official school communication channels informed parents of changes as they were made.
Although the incident generated justified concern, authorities comforted families that emergency plans functioned as intended and that collaboration between the school and police helped to settle the crisis calmly and securely.
In a statement, school officials expressed thanks to staff members and students for adhering to safety guidelines and keeping level during the lockout. They also acknowledged local law enforcement's help with their fast response.
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