GREENDALE, Wis. — The Greendale Middle School will have a virtual school day on Tuesday after police say they received reports of a new threat that could take place tomorrow.
Police received reports regarding the threat around 4 p.m. on Monday. The update comes after middle school staff and students were put on a secure hold Monday afternoon due to a social media threat.
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Greendale Middle School Principal Ray Curry said in a letter to families that some students reported receiving a threat to the building over social media. Police believed the threat was not credible.
While police continue to investigate the new threat, the middle school will have a synchronous virtual school day Tuesday.
Principal Curry says attendance is required and if your child will not be in attendance, you're asked to call the attendance line, 414-423-2800, and press 1.
The Greendale Police continue to investigate the matter. If your student has any information regarding this matter, please contact the Greendale Police Department's non-emergency number, 414-423-2121.
