Maries County schools boosted security on Sept. 13 after law enforcement investigated a social media threat and deemed it non-credible. Officers from several agencies ensured safety during morning …
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Maries County schools boosted security on Sept. 13 after law enforcement investigated a social media threat and deemed it non-credible. Officers from several agencies ensured safety during morning drop-off at both campuses.
Maries R-2 Superintendent Dr. Lenice Basham encouraged parents to use the district app for real-time updates and to report any concerns through the MSHP's "Courage to Report" system.
