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Patricia Lopez, a fifth grade teacher at Mark Twain Elementary next door to Pershing, was in the process of taking one daughter to Lanier Middle School and another to Lamar High School. "To me, that's their entire point - to get you to be afraid." "I'm one of the ones who believe that it shouldn't scare you away," said Olivares, who has a daughter at the High School for the Performing and Visual Arts and a son at Bellaire High School. But even if she had known about it, her three children would still have come to school. Sam Olivares, bringing her daughter to Pershing Middle School at 3838 Blue Bonnet, said she hadn't heard about the threat. I need to live normally," she said, as she walked her son into the magnet school.Īt Pershing Middle School in southwest Houston, Antonio Toledo dropped off his daughter, saying he wasn't worried about the threat because it had no specific details.

"There's no concern," said one man dropping off a student, declining to give his name.Įrika Carrillo said she received the warning message from HISD Wednesday night, but brought her 6-year-old son to school Thursday morning to maintain routine and not make the boy nervous. "As a precautionary measure," the original message said, "law enforcement officers are currently conducting random sweeps of school district buildings to ensure student safety."Īt the Arabic Immersion School in north Houston, a police car blocked one entrance, and an officer patrolled the sidewalk on the other side of the campus Thursday morning. A call with updates went out around 11 a.m. Wednesday that they had received a threat that they did not deem the threat credible and that schools would be open Thursday. "Everything's been normal this morning," said Mock.ĭistrict officials told parents in an automated phone call around 10 p.m. The district maintenance staff also checked every school, Huffman said. HISD called in all of its police officers on overtime Thursday morning to patrol schools, and tapped several other agencies, including the Houston, Bellaire and West University police departments, according to district spokeswoman Holly Huffman. "Not to downplay it, a threat is a threat." The similarity of the email to the one sent to various districts was a major reason that HISD officials deemed it not credible and decided to keep schools open Thursday, Mock said, adding that he sent his own children. We will take out any police and other security by any means If security is stepped up, for tomorrow's fatwa, it will not Students are there or not, and mass shootings will be taken to the If school is canceled, then there will be bombings regardless of whether I will be known as the one manĪnd if you think you will stop us, by canceling schools, or perhaps, You may not know this name now,īut my name will be known to everyone. You will no longer deny the wrath of Allah. Terrible agony in this world and in the Hereafter, nor will they have Quran (3:56) - "As to those who reject faith, I will punish them with You will no longer get away with your dishonesty to our Our cause tomorrow, and all students in every school in the entireĭistrict will be slaughtered for their blasphemy and unbelief in the one

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There is something you should know about, taking place HISD released the email Thursday afternoon: The message was forwarded to the police chief at 8:17 p.m., chief of staff Jason Spencer said, and officers began meeting while Grier called superintendents across the country. The email was sent Wednesday night to about half a dozen HISD employees, including the generic email for the superintendent, Mock said. At least one change had been made to an email earlier to another district, with "Allah" capitalized, Mock said.