DELTONA HIGH SCHOOL

There will be an enhanced law enforcement presence at Deltona High School this week, after false reports of gunshots, according to district officials.

VOLUSIA COUNTY, Fla. — More than 50 deputies are searching Deltona High School after deputies said they received a 911 call reporting that gunshots were heard on campus. Deputies are reporting that the call was a “false alarm.”Deputies said they have not found any evidence of gunshots being fired. Deputies said the entire campus is being checked by more than 50 deputies, and an increased deputy presence will continue Tuesday and throughout the week. False alarm about gunshots at Deltona High this morning, but every @VolusiaSheriff Deputy and @VolusiaSchools Guardian who responded was ready for the real thing. The entire campus is being checked by 50+ deputies who arrived within minutes.

The Volusia County Sheriff's Office is investigating a bomb threat Wednesday at Deltona High School. A written threat was found Wednesday morning on a locker at the high school, according to a spokesperson for the Sheriff's Office. Nothing has been found as of 10 a.m. Copyright 2019 by WKMG ClickOrlando - All rights reserved.

A couple of days before school started in Volusia County, deputies arrested a Deltona High School student for making a school threat, reports show. [READ MORE: Volusia deputies arrest 30th student accused of making school threat]On Saturday, at 12:17 p.m. Volusia deputies were alerted by a School Resource Deputy of a social media post threatening harm to Deltona High School. The Instagram posts had a photograph of Deltona High School with the caption, "Gotta turn myself in August 13. Deputies made contact with Colon's grandparents about the incident and arrested the student, deputies said. It was not immediately clear if the second student was arrested.