“To ensure the student received the support and assistance they needed, the school resource officer requested assistance from the Clark County Sheriff’s Office,” he said.
Kuhn said the student’s father was also in the office during the situation.
The situation took place in the school office and away from all classrooms, which allowed for the end-of-the-day activities, including dismissal, to proceed as normal.
An internal communication was sent to parents to make them aware of the situation as well.
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