Marlborough Public School in Windsor was placed on lockdown Tuesday morning following an incident reported on or near school property, prompting a swift response from administrators and local law enforcement. While officials have not released specific details about the nature of the incident, the precautionary move led to heightened concern among parents and an early dismissal for students.
The situation unfolded during the morning hours, triggering the school’s lockdown protocols as police arrived to assess potential risks. Administrators stated that the decision to lock down the building was made out of an abundance of caution while officers worked to secure the area.
By late morning, the school initiated a controlled dismissal process, allowing families to safely reunite with their children. Staff members supervised the release to ensure order and student safety throughout the process.
Local police have confirmed that there is no ongoing threat to the public but have not provided further details regarding what prompted the initial lockdown.
The Greater Essex County District School Board said updates will be issued as more information becomes available and emphasized its continued commitment to maintaining a safe environment for all students and staff.