UPDATE: The lock-in at the Pittston-Randolph Consolidated School earlier today, Sept. 24, has been lifted. The caution was due to an investigation involving the arrest of an Augusta man.
MSAD 11 officials say the Pittston-Randolph Consolidated School is not permitting anyone entrance into the school building.
No threat has been made against any student, staff member or school building.
From Kady Gould, MSAD 11 Superintendent of Schools:
Due to a known safety concern within the community, the Pittston-Randolph Consolidated School is not permitting anyone entrance into the school building. Students and staff are able to walk freely throughout the building as the safety concern is not directed at the school, but within the community.
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