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Charlottesville Police investigate report of firearm on grounds at Charlottesville High School

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CharlottesvilleCharlottesville Police responded to a report of a possible firearm on the grounds of Charlottesville High School on Thursday.

According to police, students were asked to remain in fifth period with classroom doors locked while officers conducted a search of the grounds. After speaking with a student, reviewing video footage, and examining the perimeter of the school (including McIntire Park), police and school administrators issued an all-clear at approximately 2:40 p.m.

No weapons were found.

CHS will follow a normal schedule and normal procedures tomorrow. School counselors and mental health professionals will be available as needed.

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