North Texas high schools closed on Wednesday over bomb threats
High schools in Anna and Coppell were targeted.
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High schools in Anna and Coppell were targeted.
Frisco ISD briefly placed campuses in secure status Monday after threatening emails, but police later deemed the threats non-credible and said everyone was safe.
"It's an opportunity for DISD to come together with all the teachers and leaders in the district to really talk about where we are as a district."
"It was very traumatic, honestly... and the second time that happened," said Deliyah Martin.
The high school is located in the 5500 block of Langdon Road in Dallas.
The Dallas Independent School District has not said what led up to the shooting nor how a gun was able to get on campus.
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The district said Central Junior High, Keys High School, and alternative education classes were evacuated around 11 a.m.
Lewisville police said they recognized the posts as duplications of other false threats.
Arlington police said a suspect told officers he posted a threat on social media as a prank.
Online threats of school violence spread from Waxahachie to Kemp.
Duncanville Independent School District ensured parents, students, and the community its schools are secure. Not everyone bought in.
"We are 100% in a climate right now that we could not take any chances when it comes to the safety of our school communities."
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A document was posted online detailing a planned attack with a list of targets that included the names of 25 students and seven staff members.
Carroll ISD says there was an anonymous report of a potential threat on campus.
The student was subsequently arrested by Euless police before school began Thursday, the district's last day of classes.
"The police department is going to 100% going to file charges on these students."
The superintendent said he was not able to fully investigate the origin of the message, so he decided to cancel out of an abundance of caution.
A Fort Worth middle schooler was arrested Tuesday for bringing a gun to campus. His mother was also arrested for threatening the school after learning of his arrest.
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Jerrekus Pendleton was arrested on Oct. 17 and is in custody at the Tarrant County Jail.
