Investigation into incident involving minors at a Sallisaw Public School

Fort Smith, ARLocal News

The Sallisaw Public School District investigates an undisclosed incident involving minors that occurred during recess. Superintendent Steve Barrett confirmed that the inquiry aims to determine the severity and cause of the situation. The district has involved third-party entities to ensure a thorough investigation and has adhered to all necessary protocols. Barrett assured that any potential long-term suspensions will be decided only after the investigation is complete. Details about the incident remain undisclosed, which has prompted concern among local parents and community members.

This incident highlights the need for transparency in school safety matters. The district has a history of prioritizing student well-being and safety in its policies. As the investigation unfolds, the community anticipates further information regarding the incident and its implications.

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