<div>WALKERVILLE — A student at Walkerville Public Schools was removed from school Friday, Nov. 6, after reportedly making threats against the school community.According to a letter sent to parents by Interim Superintendent Scott Karaptian, Principal John Oleson was made aware of the threats Friday morning and immediately contacted law enforcement.Law enforcement officers responded to the school to investigate the situation and ensure the safety of students and staff.“Working with law enforcement, the student who made the threat was identified. That student has been removed from school,” Karaptian stated in the letter.School officials and law enforcement officers interviewed several students as part of the investigation.“At no time was there an imminent risk of harm to any student or staff member,” Karaptian stated.The district did not disclose the nature of the threats or identify the student involved. The letter also did not indicate whether criminal charges are being pursued.Karaptian said school administrators will continue working with students, staff, the community and law enforcement to maintain a safe learning environment.“Walkerville Public Schools has zero tolerance for school threats,” Karaptian stated. “Any person who makes a threat against our school community will face consequences under our school policies and state law, including possible expulsion and criminal conviction.”The district encouraged anyone with information about school threats to immediately contact law enforcement, a school principal or submit an anonymous report through OK2SAY, Michigan’s confidential school safety reporting system.<h2>_____________________</h2><h2>Become a subscriber and help keep local news coverage alive</h2>For generations, local newspapers were supported by subscriptions. Today, while Mason County Press and Oceana County Press remain free to everyone, the cost of producing quality local journalism continues to rise.If you value independent local news coverage, we invite you to help sustain it by subscribing to the MCP/OCP Daily Briefing for $12 a month — about 40 cents a day — or $120 a year.Your subscription helps support the reporters, photographers and editors who cover local government, schools, community events, sports, breaking news and the stories that matter most to Mason and Oceana counties. In return, you’ll receive the MCP/OCP Daily Briefing each morning with the day’s headlines, along with occasional breaking news and special email editions.Monthly subscriptions are available for $12 per month.Click here to subscribe monthly.Annual subscriptions are available for $120 per year.Click here to subscribe annually.If you prefer to pay by check, mail your $120 annual payment to:Media Group 31, LLCP.O. Box 21Scottville, MI 49454Please include your name, mailing address, email address and telephone number so we can activate your subscription.Subscription payments must be received before service is activated.Whether you choose to subscribe or continue enjoying our free content, thank you for reading Mason County Press and Oceana County Press. Your readership—and your support—helps ensure that independent local journalism remains available to everyone in our communities.This story and original photography are copyrighted © 2026 by Media Group 31, LLC, P.O. Box 21, Scottville, MI 49454. All rights reserved. No portion of this story or its images may be reproduced in any form, including print, broadcast or electronic media, without the express written permission of Media Group 31, LLC.As a news organization, Media Group 31 maintains published content as part of the public and historical record. Accordingly, stories are not removed after publication. At the editor’s discretion, stories may be updated or corrected as new information becomes available. Updates may be made by revising the original story or by publishing a follow-up story. Media Group 31, LLC reserves the right to modify this policy at any time. Please refer to our Use Policy for additional information.</div>

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WALKERVILLE — A student at Walkerville Public Schools was removed from school Friday, Nov. 6, after reportedly making threats against the school community. According to a letter sent to parents by Interim Superintendent Scott Karaptian, Principal John Oleson was made aware of the threats Friday morning and immediately contacted law enforcement.

Student removed from Walkerville school following threats

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WALKERVILLE — A student at Walkerville Public Schools was removed from school Friday, Nov. 6, after reportedly making threats against the school community.

Student removed from Walkerville school following threats

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