Classes canceled at Rohnert Park elementary school after vandals trash multiple rooms
(KRON) — Classes at an elementary school in Rohnert Park were canceled on Monday after multiple rooms at the school were trashed by vandals. According to the Rohnert Park Department of Public Safety, several rooms at John Reed Elementary School suffered 'excessive vandalism.'
The break-in and vandalism occurred overnight Sunday, according to an email that went out to parents from the Cotati-Rohnert Park Unified School District.
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'Due to the severity of the damage and the ongoing police investigation, school has been canceled for all John Reed students today,' the email reads in part.
'The district understands this unexpected closure may cause disruptions, and we greatly appreciate the community's patience as we assess the situation, conduct cleanup, and determine the next step,' the email continued.
Crews are currently at the school assessing the damage, a district representative told KRON4.com. The district said the goal is to have the damage repaired in time to reopen the school on Tuesday.
Rohnert Park DPS said it was alerted to the incident by an alarm notification. The investigation, police said, is ongoing.
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