The original announcement was posted on Facebook around noon on Sept. 12 by the Perry County School District. Officials later explained that the lockdown had been issued when a student reported “the possibility of another student having a weapon” to administrators.
Perry County district staff emphasized that students were safe and the lockdown was lifted around 1:20 p.m.
“First responders were on the scene within minutes, and were able to take charge of identifying, questioning, and searching students involved. No weapon was found. Two students being questioned were arrested for charges not related to the threat,” the district wrote.
Its unlcear what led to the arrest of the two students
Members of the district announced that an ambulance had been called for a PCC student, but claimed it was unrelated to the lockdown.
The high school has resumed its regular schedule.
If you are aware of any unsafe situation involving Perry County schools, please report it here.
Madylin Goins contributed to this story.
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