Elementary student makes threat against Orlando school, officials say Baldwin Park Elementary School student faces disciplinary action No description found
ORLANDO, Fla. – An Orlando elementary school student faces potential disciplinary action after police say a threat was against the school.
A phone message about the incident was sent Wednesday to parents of students who attend Baldwin Park Elementary School.
The principal, Anna Ferratusco, said the student made a potential verbal threat against the school.
The age of the student has not been released.
Police are now investigating the threat.
The student involved is expected to be disciplined.
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