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Student attempts to bring knife to Killeen High School

Student attempts to bring knife to Killeen High School

Yahoo16-04-2025

KILLEEN, Texas (FOX 44) – A Killeen High School student attempted to bring a knife to campus on Wednesday morning, according to Principal Dr. Kara Trevino.
Dr. Trevino issued a statement to families saying school staff acted swiftly and appropriately in response to the situation. The student involved was immediately addressed by campus administration and law enforcement. In accordance with the Killeen Independent School District's Student Code of Conduct, appropriate disciplinary action will be taken.
Students or staff at no time were in immediate danger. Instruction has continued without interruption, and all students are safe.Dr. Trevino also took this time to encourage families to continue promoting the importance of reporting any suspicious or concerning behavior. Students can report safety concerns to a trusted adult, or an anonymous report can be made at www.KISDisSafe.com.
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