Mater Dei High School in Santa Ana closed this week due to ‘credible threat’

Mater Dei Excessive Faculty in Santa Ana closed its campus for the remainder of the week after receiving a “credible menace” Tuesday, colleges officers stated.

Faculty officers stated in a press release to folks and college students Tuesday that they realized of a reputable menace to the campus and contacted police.

“Security and sweep protocols had been applied,” the assertion reads. “We acknowledge the alarming nature of this message; nevertheless, we at Mater Dei take all threats made to the varsity critically.”

The assertion provides that the choice to shut the campus and cancel all campus actions till June 3 was made in session with the Roman Catholic Diocese of Orange, and because the Santa Ana Police Division continues its investigation.

The division informed KTLA that the investigation is ongoing and there’s no menace to college students or to the varsity as an entire; somewhat it seems to be involving a former worker, in response to Santa Ana Police. There is no such thing as a menace of a capturing, the division added.

The varsity stated its working to develop on-line schooling choices for the final days of instruction for the educational 12 months and for subsequent week’s finals schedule. Dad and mom and college students will probably be notified of those plans inside the subsequent day.

“We’re dedicated to offering well timed updates and admire the mother and father’ and college students’ understanding as we work diligently to make sure the security of our group always,” the varsity stated.