Bay District School officials reassure parents following recent school shooting threats across Florida

Tampa Bay, FLLocal News

Bay District Schools in Bay County, Florida, issued a statement following a wave of school shooting threats across the state, aiming to reassure concerned parents about the safety of their children. The district clarified that the threats did not target any specific school or district but emphasized their commitment to monitoring the situation closely. As of now, there is no known threat to Bay District Schools, and they have proactively engaged local law enforcement for further investigation. In a related response, Bay Haven Charter Academy communicated through Facebook that while school will remain in session, parents are welcome to keep their children home if they feel uncomfortable, with the assurance of an excused absence for the day. To bolster security measures, schools will see an increased presence of law enforcement and stricter enforcement of existing security protocols.

The district's actions reflect a broader concern about school safety amid rising threats and incidents nationwide. The proactive communication from both the district and the charter academy aims to alleviate parental anxiety during this tense period. As the situation develops, the community awaits further updates and reassurances regarding school safety.

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