SOCIAL MEDIA POST CAUSES CLAY SCHOOLS PROBLEM

(10/30/2017)

Clay County school officials said schools in the county are operating on a regular schedule Monday as police provide a stepped up presence at a school and investigate a social media post that could be a threat, according to WCHS-TV. Clay County School Superintendent Joe Paxton said late Sunday night there was a social media post that could be a threat, and law enforcement acted immediately. There has been no harm to any students, and the student is not in school right now, Paxton said. A message on Clay County School's website said that schools would operate on a regular schedule Monday and that law enforcement is handling a social media post that has caused concern.

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