ROSEVILLE, Calif. — Woodcreek High School went under lockdown after receiving a potential threat on Tuesday, according to the Roseville Police Department's Facebook post.
Woodcreek High School sent a letter to parents saying the campus experienced a temporary lockdown after someone off-campus texted to threatened to harm a student. Suanne Bell, the school's principal, said police resolved the conflict between the student and the other person.
The Roseville Joint Union High School District is working to uniting students with their families.
Police said students are being released from the school, and they could be picked up as normal. Initially, law enforcement officials asked for students' guardians to pick up the students at Mahany Park but later said there is no reunification there.
Law enforcement is also asking for family members to not contact police dispatch unless it is for an emergency.
