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From the Office of West Virginia Governor Jim Justice FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Thursday, September 12, 2024 Gov. Justice directs West Virginia Fusion Center, Department of Homeland Security, partner agencies to investigate threats of violence to WV schools CHARLESTON, WV — Gov. Jim Justice has directed the West Virginia Fusion Center to act as the central repository for all threats of violence received at more than 45 schools in West Virginia. The Governor also directed state agencies to act in a coordinated manner to diligently investigate social media posts and warnings circulating in communities across the state. “We will tenaciously pursue these bad actors and anyone creating an unsafe environment for our children. I just won't tolerate it. Not for one instant,” Gov. Justice said. “Each and every one of these threats will be investigated and all our resources are working together to protect our students, our schools, and our communities.” The West Virginia Department of Homeland Security and other law enforcement agencies are aware of and working with local, state, and federal partners to monitor and investigate all leads and information received. A call was held earlier today with school superintendents from across the state to discuss the threats, ongoing response, and safety measures and protocols in place with local schools. Homeland Security also assured that if additional resources are needed in specific counties, the state can provide support and facilitate connections as necessary. “We are working with local, county, regional, state, and federal authorities to investigate and address these threats,” said Secretary of Homeland Security Mark Sorsaia. “As we fulfill our mission to protect our students, teachers, and staff and coordinate our response and investigation with local and federal authorities, we ask the public to share any and all information they may have regarding these threats.” Threats early in the school year are not uncommon. Each instance is taken very seriously and punishable by strict disciplinary measures, including possible suspension, expulsion, and legal consequences. The school safety unit takes all threats seriously and supports zero tolerance when dealing with threats to schools. The West Virginia Fusion Center, under the West Virginia Department of Homeland Security, will continue coordinating response efforts and investigations at the state level. “Our ongoing priority is to ensure the health, safety, and well-being of our students and communities,” said Deputy Secretary of Homeland Security Rob Cunningham. “We will continue our investigation of each event and are prepared to respond if needed. We ask the community to download our emergency response phone app and assist us in keeping our communities safe.” The community is encouraged to report any and all types of threats by calling 911 and utilizing the My Mobile Witness reporting app. "These threats are incredibly disruptive to student learning and well-being," said State Superintendent of Schools Michele L. Blatt. "We implore our families and communities to work with their local law enforcement agencies or school safety officers to report suspicious activities. Students deserve to attend schools where they feel safe and can learn in a productive and nurturing environment." The West Virginia Department of Homeland Security will provide updates as more information becomes available. Reporting a Threat The West Virginia Department of Homeland Security reminds all West Virginians to immediately call 911 if there is an immediate danger or law enforcement intervention is necessary. Additionally, West Virginia has partnered with My Mobile Witness to implement a “see something, send something” reporting system that can be completed on a smartphone or other mobile device. All West Virginians are encouraged to participate in this initiative by downloading the free See, Send application from the App Store or Google Play. My Mobile Witness is also compatible with web-based reporting and is not strictly for cell phone use. Once the app is downloaded to a device, users will be prompted to enter their first and last name (though any reporting can be done anonymously, if the user prefers), their phone number, and then select a state of residence. Once those fields are entered, the app will be ready to use. The user may submit tips for “Crime/Suspicious Activity” or “School Threat or Safety Issues,” and they may also request help for “Suicide or Addiction.” To view this message in your browser: https://us15.campaign-archive.com/?e=94b2481ca6&u=d525ab9ade4d860d2b5772468&id=0d7a3a0f8b

Silver Knights Nation, come out tonight and support the Lady Knights Volleyball team as they host Williamstown at 6:00. Wear your black and come support a great group of young ladies! #SilverKnightsNation #KnightsPride

Today, we pause to remember the tragic events of September 11, 2001. We honor the lives lost and the brave individuals who acted as first responders to save the lives of others. May we never forget.

Today we had the opportunity to recognize, award, and celebrate some great student achievements for the class of 2025! As part of our incentive program for SAT achievement six students were awarded a TV or mini-fridge through a drawing as part of the overall success on the SAT last spring. The class of 2025 as a whole exceeded the state average in both Math and English while increasing their PSAT scores by 58 points! For their efforts, the entire senior class will get to enjoy a school day trip in the future! Also, we have had several students who have already made the ultimate commitment to serve in a branch of the U.S. military following graduation! Congratulations and best of luck to Devin, Isaac, Caedin, and Gabe! We look forward to more great things to come from the class of 2025. #KnightsPride

The WVEIS Parent Portal has replaced Livegrades. Follow the attached instructions to sign in for PARENT access. If you have any issues, call 304-758-8661. Download directions: https://5il.co/2w5qb

This week is "Celebrate Freedom Week". During "Celebrate Freedom Week" students will further their education about the sacrifices made for freedom in the founding of our country and the values on which our country was founded. #KnightsPride

The cross country team competed in Mineral Wells this morning. Placing for the Knights were Amos Kimble (4th), Travis Moore (13th), and Brody Nice (32nd). Great job today to all of the runners!! Now they will gear up for our home meet this Tuesday at Arthur I. Boreman Elementary. Races start at 4:30. Come out and support these Knights!!! #KnightsPride

Don't forget your silver and black tomorrow! #SilverKnightsNation #KnightsPride

The Round Table: September 2024. #KnightsPride

Congratulations to students Katie Ash and Evan Crawford! Katie and Evan were awarded the "Carry the Shield" award at the start of this school year. Students recognized with this award demonstrate high character and represent themselves, their school, and their community in a positive light. Both Katie and Evan are actively involved in many school activities and serve as student-leaders at TCHS. Thank you Katie and Evan for carrying the shield! #KnightsPride

Good luck at the state golf tournament! #KnightsPride #SilverKnightsNation

Knights Construction Zone cheering on their team! #KnightsPride #SilverKnightsNation

Knights Football WATCH LIVE: https://fan.hudl.com/usa/wv/sistersville/organization/19682/tyler-high-school/watch?b=QnJvYWRjYXN0MTA4MjA1Mg%3D%3D

Students enjoyed some board games during flextime today! #KnightsPride

Don't forget your silver and black tomorrow! #SilverKnightsNation #KnightsPride

Join the newly formed Silver Knights Nation for Silver and Black Fridays! #KnightsPride #SilverKnightsNation

Update! The home football game this Friday will now be a 7:30pm start time. #KnightsPride

Tyler Consolidated High School: Meet-the-Team Tonight at Silver Knight Stadium-6:30pm. #KnightsPride

We want to extend a big thank you to Westbrook Health Services for helping our students have a positive start to the school year with positive messages posted on their lockers! Thank you!