HONOLULU (HawaiiNewsNow) – Hawaii public schools are reviewing their safety measures following a deadly school shooting in Oregon and a series of phone threats that prompted lockdowns at nine schools across the state.
Police are investigating the threats, but it remains unclear whether the cases are connected.
Sean Tajima, assistant superintendent for the Hawaii State Department of Education’s Office of Campus Operations and Support, said the department’s thoughts are with those affected by the Oregon shooting…