A police report and other details are being kept confidential while the sheriff's department and Hanover security investigates. Hanover officials said Thursday they want to examine the results of the police investigation before deciding whether to review campus policy. A Fishers teenager has been suspended from school for allegedly threatening to kill 17 people. Leek says he knew all the names on the list that included 15 8th grade students, a teacher and an assistant principal. School officials sent a note home to parents about the incident and to inform them the school has beefed up security.
Many students are afraid to return to classes because of the threat.
School officials say that means layoffs, more students per classroom and perhaps losses in salaries and benefits. Superintendent Tom Hunter says the cuts may cause a considerable number of teachers and other employees to lose their jobs. Numbers will be finalized this week, he said, and school officials will meet with teachers and others March 27 to explain details. Hunter said he and school principals will meet with them individually March 28 to let them know who will and will not retain their employment. Seniority is the exclusive criteria in determining layoffs.