The Mexico Public School District released the following statement about on online threat made against the Mexico High School and the Mexico Middle School last (Thursday) night.
The threat …
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The Mexico Public School District released the following statement about on online threat made against the Mexico High School and the Mexico Middle School last (Thursday) night.
The threat caused classes to be canceled today (Friday). Below is the following statement from the Mexico School District this (Friday) morning.
Through diligent work by Mexico Public Safety and the school district, Public Safety has identified the individual who made the social media threat toward MHS & MMS. When school resumes on Tuesday, November 1st, we are confident that this matter has been dealt with and our students and staff can return to school knowing that. Again, our top priority is the safety of our students and staff, and we appreciate the hard work Public Safety put in last night to bring this to a resolution.
