Wantagh Middle School receives social media threat
News 12 learned of a letter sent to parents Wednesday saying the district was made aware of a concerning social media post by one of the students.
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Oct 14, 2022, 5:05 PM
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Updated 729 days ago
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yesterdayThreats were made to Wantagh Middle School earlier this
week.
News 12 has learned a letter sent to
parents Wednesday said the district was made aware of a concerning
social media post by one of the students.
The superintendent of Wantagh Middle School says
the administration team immediately contacted Nassau police, who followed
up with the student's family.
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