JUST IN: A juvenile has been arrested after threatening to shoot up Uvalde High School, according to district officials.
CISD parents and faculty on Tuesday, officials said a student made the threat on social media on Monday evening.
The threat was reported in the STOPit app, and it was reported to Uvalde police and the Texas Department of Public Safety, officials said. Authorities identified and located the juvenile that made the threat on Monday night, the letter states. “We understand that this message may cause additional stress for some of you, however we believe it is important to communicate these situations when they occur. We will continue to work with the state and local law enforcement agencies to help keep our students and staff safe,” the letter says.The community is still reeling from the May 24 massacre at Robb Elementary School that took the lives of 19 students and two teachers.
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