Hudson, FL – Hudson High School was placed under controlled campus status Wednesday morning following a report of suspicious persons on campus, according to the Pasco Sheriff’s Office.
Deputies said the precautionary lockdown was initiated out of an abundance of caution while law enforcement searched the school grounds. After conducting a full sweep of the campus and surrounding areas, no suspicious individuals or vehicles were located.
“There is no threat to Hudson High School, and normal operations have been resumed,” the sheriff’s office confirmed in a public statement.
The temporary security measure briefly restricted access to the school as deputies worked to ensure the safety of students and staff. Parents and community members were not required to take any additional action during the incident.
School officials and law enforcement stressed that the response was strictly precautionary and part of standard safety protocols. Controlled campus procedures are designed to minimize risk while allowing investigators to quickly verify reports.
Hudson High, located in Pasco County near the Tampa Bay area, resumed its regular schedule shortly after deputies cleared the scene.
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