Mooresville and Other Schools Shift to E-Learning After Threats

Source: WISH-TV / WISH-TV

MOORESVILLE, IND –Mooresville Schools called for an e-learning day Thursday after a “suspicious item” found on campus was mistakenly considered a threat. The item, discovered during a training exercise, prompted the decision for students to learn from home, although after-school activities will proceed as usual.

In Huntington County, located in northeastern Indiana, students at Huntington North High School will also have an e-learning day due to a potential threat involving a student with a weapon. The district and local police are investigating the situation and social media posts.

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Across Indiana, more than 20 arrests have been made in connection with school threats, affecting communities such as Marion, Anderson, and Indianapolis.