No injuries after a bullet shattered a Frisco elementary school window, classes to resume Friday
Classes at a Frisco elementary school will resume as normal on Friday after a bullet struck the building on Thursday, Frisco Independent School District said.
Hosp Elementary released students early Thursday after a bullet entered the building from the exterior, according to the Frisco Police Department.
Officers were called to the school just before 9:30 a.m. and found a window shattered by an unknown object, Frisco PD said, and bullet fragments were later found.
An email sent to Hosp Elementary School parents just after 10 a.m. Thursday said the campus was in "secure" mode, which means no one was allowed to enter or exit the building.
The email said all students and staff were safe and the campus continued business as usual.
At 11:15 a.m., another email was sent to parents, asking them to pick up students as soon as possible due to a heavy police presence.
The students were released early due to an abundance of caution, Frisco police said.
Frisco ISD said law enforcement is actively investigating the situation, has located the source of the bullet and believe the act was not intentional. The investigation is ongoing.
