Police investigation finds "no evidence of any misconduct" at Armstrong School District, administration says

A day after addressing rumors of "inappropriate relationships" between students and staff, the Armstrong School District on Wednesday said an investigation by Pennsylvania State Police found "no evidence of any misconduct." 

"While the District cannot comment on individual personnel matters, the Pennsylvania State Police has advised the District that all investigations are complete, and there was no evidence of any misconduct by District staff," the district said in a statement on Wednesday. "We appreciate the prompt attention by our law enforcement partners tasked with the investigation of this matter. "  

Police on Tuesday confirmed an investigation at the school district but declined to provide any more details, saying only that no charges have been filed.

After police confirmed their investigation, the school district acknowledged what it called "rumors" of "inappropriate relationships" between students and staff, but the administration also declined to comment further on Tuesday. 

KDKA reached out to the Pennsylvania State Police and is waiting to hear back.