A threat written on a wall at James Campbell High School in Ewa Beach on Wednesday prompted a police investigation while the campus remained open and classes continued. Honolulu police responded to the school and launched an investigation for terroristic threats. School officials reported that no arrests have been made and said they will keep families informed as the investigation continues.
School Alerts Parents, Asks For Extra Patrols
In a letter shared on the school’s website and sent to families, administrators described the wall writing as a terroristic threat and said they had requested increased patrols from the Honolulu Police Department around the campus.
The notice, included as a parent letter on the school’s website, also emphasized that classes would continue while authorities addressed the situation. The message was posted by James Campbell High School.
HPD Confirms Call And Ongoing Investigation
Honolulu police told KITV they received a report of terroristic threatening around 11:45 a.m. Wednesday and have launched an investigation. Detectives are following up, and no additional details have been released. School and police officials say there is currently no confirmed suspect, and the investigation remains active.
School Rules And Possible Criminal Charges
The parent letter notes that such messages are classified as Class A student conduct offenses and can lead to consequences ranging from detention to suspension, with the possibility of arrest and criminal charges. The school emphasized that this type of graffiti is treated as a serious matter.
Administrators said Campbell will continue coordinating with HPD and the Department of Education to determine next steps for campus safety and student accountability. The school outlined the conduct classification in the parent letter.
Campbell’s History With Threat Scares
Campbell High School has faced similar incidents in the past. In 2016, a handwritten bathroom note prompted a temporary lockdown and increased police presence, according to reports from the Star-Advertiser, which detailed prior responses to graffiti referencing potential violence.
How To Share Tips With Investigators
Parents and community members can reach James Campbell High School’s main line at 808-305-3600. Anyone with information related to the investigation is also encouraged to contact the Kapolei Police Station at 808-723-8400…