Ten San Diego Schools on Lockdown After Multiple Threats Made – Updated 11:57am

Several threats have been called into San Diego area schools this morning. The first call was made to Scripps Ranch High School around 9:30am and police arrived on scene shortly after. Additional treats have been made at Patrick Henry, San Diego, Crawford, Kearny and Clairemont high schools. Apparently some threats have reported shooters and others claim explosives.  At this time, each campus has been locked down so police can investigate. So far, none of the calls have resulted in any findings.

Lock down restrictions have shifted to precautionary and parents have been instructed not to pick up their students. No one is allowed to leave or enter while the investigation takes place. @SDSchools has tweeted, “Reassuring all students & schools are safe and secure. We will advise when lockdowns are lifted.”

Reassuring all students & schools are safe and secure. We will advise when lockdowns are lifted. Parents do not need to come p/u students.

— San Diego Unified (@sdschools) September 17, 2015

UPDATE AS OF 10:58AM: SRHS, Henry, MMHS, Morse, Clairemont, Crawford, Kearny, SDHS affected. Follow us for updates or head to @sdschools on Twitter for real-time updates.

Eight HS’s in lockdown: SRHS, Henry, MMHS, Morse, Clairemont, Crawford, Kearny, SDHS. Updates to come. — San Diego Unified (@sdschools) September 17, 2015

UPDATE AS OF 11:32AM:
Pt. Loma & La Jolla HS’s have also received threats and have been placed on lockdown. All students are safe.

Pt. Loma & La Jolla HS’s have also received threats and have been placed on lockdown. All students are safe.

— San Diego Unified (@sdschools) September 17, 2015

UPDATE AS OF 11:56AM: Schools that are not on lockdown have a Police presence on campus. If your child’s school is in lockdown, please do not come to the school. School will notify you of p/u procedures.

As a precaution, all HS’s NOT in lockdown do have a police presence on campus. — San Diego Unified (@sdschools) September 17, 2015

If your child’s school is in lockdown, please do not come to the school. School will notify you of p/u procedures.

— San Diego Unified (@sdschools) September 17, 2015