Southeast Minnesota School Given All Clear After Student Threat
Kasson, MN (KROC-AM News)- There was a threat made towards a school in southeast Minnesota on Thursday.
A letter sent to the families of students on Friday morning says law enforcement determined it was safe to hold classes on Friday.
The letter, authored by Kasson-Mantorville High School Principal Trent Langemo said he was made aware of an allegation around 8:30 Thursday night that a student at the high school made “concerning statements” Thursday afternoon.
The allegation triggered an investigation that was conducted by the Kasson Police Department, Kasson-Mantorville School Resource Officer Jesse Kasel and Langemo.
Langemo says the student accused of making the statements was not in class on Friday. Law enforcement said all students in the school are safe, the letter states.
The letter thanks students for coming forward to the school’s administrators and also expresses gratitude for the role law enforcement played in investigating the threat.
We are grateful that students came forward to school administration with their concerns so that we could take necessary and appropriate steps to ensure safety for our students. We are also thankful for our partnership and communication with local law enforcement as we work together to keep our students safe.
-Kasson-Mantorville Principal Trent Langemo
Langemeo encourages any district family members with questions or concerns to contact the high school office at 507-634-2961 or t.langemo@komets.k12.mn.us.
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