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No safety concerns following morning lock-down at NLS schools in New London

NEW LONDON – A temporary lock-down was conducted this morning in the New London-Spicer Middle School and High School after a student experienced a crisis situation.

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No weapons were involved and all the students are safe.

Parents in the NLS school district received automated phone messages around 9:30 this morning informing them about the lockdown.

The message said a student was in crisis and the lock-down was initiated to prevent other students from witnessing it.

The message said that “No weapons were involved” and “everyone is safe.”


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