An East High School student brought a gun to school on Thursday, prompting immediate action from school officials and law enforcement. Principal Terita Walker confirmed in a letter to the school community that another student reported concerns about the gun, leading to an investigation by officers from the Denver Public Schools (DPS) Department of Safety, who found the firearm in the student’s bag after he resisted being escorted away from his classroom.
Principal Walker reassured parents about the safety measures in place, emphasizing the school’s commitment to investigating all threats seriously. She urged guardians to engage in discussions with their children about the importance of reporting any suspicious activities, while also mentioning that mental health support is available for students affected by the incident.
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