HENRIETTA, N.Y. — Rush-Henrietta Senior High School went into lockdown on Thursday morning because of a fight, according to a message from the superintendent.
The message says the lockdown, followed by a hold-in-place, was out of an abundance of caution to protect students and staff. Superintendent Barbara Mullen said there have been several fights over the past few days, and no weapons have been involved. The Monroe County Sheriff’s Office was on site to help break up Thursday’s fight.
Statement from superintendent statement
The superintendent’s statement reads:
“Over the past few days we have had several incidents of students engaging in altercations at the Senior High School. Despite rumors stating otherwise, I would like to reassure you there were no weapons involved.“…