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Staff Report on April 17, 2015
Threat against Lehman found on bathroom wall

Here is the letter from Hays CISD officials regarding what they are treating as a credible threat against the school found on a bathroom wall. Law enforcement is investiating. The Hays Free Press will provide more information when it becomes available.

Note: the image was cropped from the original as it contained an offensive word.

Dear Lobo parents and social media friends,

A photo of a written threat discovered today at Lehman High School is circulating on social media. We wanted you to know that we are aware of the threat and take all threats like this seriously. Here is a copy of the letter we sent to Lehman parents tonight via telephone call and email:

Dear Lobo Parents,

Today, we discovered a threat against our school written on a bathroom wall. Specifically, the threat involves bringing a gun to school on Monday. Each threat is different, as is our response. Our plan of action in response to a threat is based on the type of threat, what it contains, and some other factors. I want you to know that when we have threat, the safety of our Lobo family – your children and our students – always comes first.

On Monday morning, additional law enforcement officials will be present on campus. When we open our doors at 8:00 a.m., we will have controlled and limited entry-points to the building. School administrators and staff will be monitoring students entering the building and visually scanning backpacks, purses and other bags. We know this will be a small inconvenience, but we believe it is needed for the protection of our students and staff, and to make sure everyone feels safe.

In addition to our safety response, law enforcement will continue their investigation into who made the threat. We have confidence the person will be identified and prosecuted as necessary.

I know this type of unwanted disruption is frustrating and upsetting for you and your children. It’s equally frustrating to us as employees and educators. Thank you for your understanding and your continued support of Lehman High School.

Sincerely,

Michelle Chae
Principal

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