80% of Gresham High students stay home Friday after threats

Portland, ORLocal News

In a concerning turn of events, Gresham High School experienced an alarming absentee rate of 80% on Friday, following a new threat directed at the institution. The Gresham-Barlow School District spokesperson confirmed the situation, stating that the safety of students is the district's top priority. Parents expressed their concerns, highlighting the need for effective safety protocols in schools. The district is collaborating with local law enforcement to investigate the threats thoroughly and ensure that students feel secure returning to campus. This incident follows a series of similar threats that have raised awareness about school safety in the community.

Many parents have been vocal about their apprehensions, calling for increased security measures and communication from school officials. As investigations continue, the Gresham-Barlow School District reassures families that they are taking all necessary precautions. The community is encouraged to remain alert and report any unusual behavior to authorities.

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