Parents and guardians of students at Gateway Middle School in Monroeville, Pennsylvania were alerted to a possible threat after a student was found with a list of 25 students he allegedly wanted to harm, as well as himself. A letter and phone call went out to parents and guardians Thursday afternoon, April 10, 2014. Gateway Middle School Principal Anthony Aquillo says that a parent informed school administrators and counselors that their son had a list of students he wanted to harm. The school has around 900 seventh and eight graders….
The parent had found the list in the male child's bedroom while he was at school. Administration and Monroeville Police Chief Doug Cole pulled the student from class, and he was searched, detained and removed from the school. The students who were on the list met with school administrators and their parents were notified….
The threat comes just one day after a 16-year-old was accused of stabbing more than 20 students at nearby Franklin Regional High School….
"Police, Parents Contacted After Gateway Middle School "Hit List" Found," CBS News, April 10, 2014
The parent had found the list in the male child's bedroom while he was at school. Administration and Monroeville Police Chief Doug Cole pulled the student from class, and he was searched, detained and removed from the school. The students who were on the list met with school administrators and their parents were notified….
The threat comes just one day after a 16-year-old was accused of stabbing more than 20 students at nearby Franklin Regional High School….
"Police, Parents Contacted After Gateway Middle School "Hit List" Found," CBS News, April 10, 2014
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