UPDATE, Sept. 10 | KCKPS posted an update Tuesday on the situation, saying two individuals have been identified in connection to the threats.
"We want to emphasize that anyone found to be involved in making threat[s] will face disciplinary actions in line with our Board Policy," KCKPS said on social media.
(1/3) There have been several concerning social media posts involving threats directed at Eisenhower Middle School over the past few days. Please be assured that any threats, whether deemed credible or not, are taken very seriously and will not be tolerated. pic.twitter.com/DFep28NOAI
— Kansas City, Kansas Public Schools (@kckschools) September 10, 2024
ORIGINAL STORY, Sept. 9 | There is extra security Monday morning at Eisenhower Middle School in Kansas City, Kansas, as police investigate an online threat.
School officials learned of a prank/threat last week and determined that it was not credible.
Since then, they learned of another threat and are investigating if the two are related.
The threat is not deemed serious at this time, but school officials will have extra security at the building Monday.
Anyone with any information is encouraged to call police.
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