Kelowna Secondary School underwent a temporary hold-and-secure measure on Tuesday.
According to Central Okanagan Public Schools, the safety measure was enacted following reports of a potential fight circulated throughout the school.
“Staff responded quickly to information that several students from other schools would attend the school property to observe a fight during the noon hour,” Central Okanagan Public Schools said in a press release.
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“RCMP community youth safety officers and other members attended the scene, and as a result a fight did not occur. RCMP and staff continue to investigate the source of the occurrence.”
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Central Okanagan Public Schools said the safety measure brought students back into KSS, “10 minutes before the end of the lunch period, where they remained in classrooms until all non-KSS students dispersed and the regular class schedule resumed.”
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Police told Global News that officers were on scene and that the incident is being looked into.
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