UPDATE: The Woodlands High School Lockdown, Montgomery County Sheriff’s Office units on scene

UPDATE 11/4 2:41 from Montgomery County Sheriff Doolittle: “I want to reassure our community that all students and teachers at The Woodlands High School are safe.

Our office received a call reporting a threat at The Woodlands High School, prompting a law enforcement response. Multiple law enforcement units remain on campus, and the school is secured. At this time, there are no reported injuries and no evidence of shots fired on campus.

Students will soon be transported by bus to a designated parent pickup location. The school will communicate that location directly to parents via text message. Even students who drove themselves to school will be transported by bus to the designated pickup location.

I am asking everyone to please avoid the area. Traffic congestion is creating challenges for our first responders and school buses as they work through this process.

Our priority is the safety of every student, teacher, and family. We appreciate everyone’s patience, understanding, and cooperation as this situation continues to be addressed.

Respectfully,

Sheriff Wesley Doolittle”

UPDATE 11/4 2:25PM: MCSO Update on The Woodlands High School. “Multiple units remain on campus and the campus is secured by law enforcement at this time.  There are no injuries and no evidence of shots fired on campus. Students will soon be moved by bus to a parent pick up location that will be communicated directly with Woodlands High School parents via text message from the school. Even students with cars on campus will be bused to the parent pick up location. Please avoid the area as the congestion is making it difficult for first responders and buses to operate. All students and teachers are safe.”

ORIGINAL 11/4 1:17PM: “The Montgomery County Sheriff’s Office is aware and responding to a lockdown occurring at The Woodlands High School. Deputies are on scene securing the school at this time. We will update as soon as additional details are available. There are no known injuries reported at this time.”

Source: Montgomery County Sheriff’s Office

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