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Principal: Student brought unloaded handgun to Ankeny school

Principal: Student brought unloaded handgun to Ankeny school
THE LAWSUIT. WE ARE WAITING TO HEAR BACK. THE ANKENY POLICE SAY A STUDENT BROUGHT AN UNLOADED GUN TO NORTHFIELD MIDDLE SCHOOL TODAY. POLICE SAY OTHER STUDENTS LEARN FROM SCHOOL ADMINISTRATORS SINCE MORNING AFTER THEY SAW THE GUN. THE DISTRICT SASKATOON’S SECURITY RISK AT THE SCHOOL. A LETTER WAS SENT TO PARENTS, BUT
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Principal: Student brought unloaded handgun to Ankeny school
Ankeny police have launched an investigation after a student brought an unloaded handgun to school Monday.According to school administrators, the office at Northview Middle School was notified that a student displayed an unloaded handgun."We are currently working with the Ankeny Police Department," Principal Jay Slight said in a statement to parents. "At this time, there is no reason to believe there is a security risk to students."Slight was pleased with the response from students and staff."We understand this is alarming information to receive," Slight said in a statement. "Our student body responded just as we would want them to in this situation - notifying administrators immediately, who were able to begin our process of response. Not only did they follow the right process, but they did so immediately."Today is a great example of our students responding exactly how we have asked them to in these situations, which led to a very quick response."Classes will continue as scheduled at Northview Middle School.

Ankeny police have launched an investigation after a student brought an unloaded handgun to school Monday.

According to school administrators, the office at Northview Middle School was notified that a student displayed an unloaded handgun.

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"We are currently working with the Ankeny Police Department," Principal Jay Slight said in a statement to parents. "At this time, there is no reason to believe there is a security risk to students."

Slight was pleased with the response from students and staff.

"We understand this is alarming information to receive," Slight said in a statement. "Our student body responded just as we would want them to in this situation - notifying administrators immediately, who were able to begin our process of response. Not only did they follow the right process, but they did so immediately.

"Today is a great example of our students responding exactly how we have asked them to in these situations, which led to a very quick response."

Classes will continue as scheduled at Northview Middle School.