District Superintendent Patrick Tierney was not available for comment. She later declined to elaborate on the nature of those incidents or how they were reported to police. "The board of education and the district administration thank the individuals for reporting these very serious matters and also wish to thank the Jefferson Township Police Department for their actions to ensure the safety of our students and staff," Howe wrote. Jefferson Police Detective Joseph Kratzel said both threats were immediately investigated by the department and were determined to be not credible. #NeverAgain: After Florida school shooting, North Jersey students say 'never again' Local schools: Florida school shooting spurs Wanaque, Ringwood parents to hold school security talk School security: Are North Jersey schools prepared for 'active shooter' situations? School district Assistant Superintendent Jeanne Howe referenced the two incidents in a district website post Tuesday, advising "at least one student made reference to a school shooting." He was investigated for threats made via electronic communications against Jefferson schools and students. The second incident was reported Friday and involved a 13-year-old Jefferson Township Middle School student who was charged with cyber-harassment and creating a false public alarm.
He was investigated for implied threats against Jefferson schools and students. The first, reported last Thursday, involved a 14-year-old Jefferson Township High School student who was eventually charged with disorderly conduct. JEFFERSON - Two separate incidents involving possible security threats to schools and students were investigated last week, and even though police found "no credible threat," existed, two young teens were charged. Watch Video: NeverAgain Rally: Marjory Stoneman Douglas students speak at Capitol
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