Haslet, Texas – Two students from Northwest ISD are facing felony charges after collaborating on a disturbing plan to attack Truett Wilson Middle School. The plan, detailed in a document, identified 32 students and staffers as potential targets. The district was alerted by a concerned parent, leading to the discovery of the troubling content.
The document also included a “watch list” of 25 students and seven staffers at Wilson Middle School. School officials took immediate action, notifying the families of those named in the document and increasing security measures at the school for the week.
The language used in the document echoed similar threats seen at schools nationwide, prompting the district to work with law enforcement to address the situation swiftly. Two students involved in creating and editing the document have been arrested, with the investigation ongoing to determine if others had access to it.
Due to student privacy laws, specifics regarding disciplinary actions are kept confidential. However, the district reiterated its commitment to taking appropriate measures for any students found to be involved in serious misconduct. The collaboration between Northwest ISD and the Fort Worth police underscores the seriousness of the situation.
The district expressed gratitude towards the parent who raised the alarm about the document and urged anyone with additional information to contact the Fort Worth Police Department. As the investigation continues, school officials remain vigilant in ensuring the safety and security of all students and staff at Truett Wilson Middle School.