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According to information released by Sharpsburg Elementary Principal Keith Allshouse, a student incident involving tools and threats of violence was addressed swiftly and thoroughly on Friday, September 26, 2025. The principal’s communication to families and staff outlines the steps taken to ensure student safety and the ongoing investigation into the matter.

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The incident began when a student brought a hammer and screwdriver onto a school bus. Principal Allshouse intercepted the student before they disembarked, confiscated the tools, and discussed disciplinary actions. The student was then escorted to their classroom. Shortly thereafter, a staff member reported that the same student was making violent threats towards another student in class. Consequently, the student was removed from the classroom and their parent was contacted to pick them up from school.

Following the events of Friday morning, Principal Allshouse has been collaborating with central office staff to conduct a comprehensive investigation. The student has been absent from school since Friday and will remain so while the investigation proceeds and further decisions are made, adhering to Washington County Public Schools’ policies and procedures.

In response to the nature of the student’s statements, the School Resource Officer was notified on Friday morning. The Washington County Sheriff’s Office has provided support related to the incident. The principal emphasized that the matter was handled promptly and with the safety of students as the paramount concern, expressing gratitude for the trust placed in the school staff.

“I share this with you to assure you this matter was addressed quickly and safely at school,” stated Allshouse. “The safety and well-being of our students is always our highest priority. I am grateful for the trust you place in our staff each day by sending your child to school, and I take that responsibility very seriously.”

Article by Ken Buckler, based upon information from Sharpsburg Elementary, WCPS


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