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Tuesday, March 31, 2026 at 5:13 PM

Oasis Academy Responds Quickly to Firearm Incident on Campus

Oasis Academy administrators and law enforcement officials responded swiftly last week after learning that a student had brought a firearm onto the school’s campus.

According to a letter sent to parents by School Leader Dane Nott, the firearm was immediately secured, the student was removed from the classroom, and law enforcement was notified. Law enforcement responded to the scene and determined that no active threat existed.

“The student who brought the firearm was identified, detained, and taken into police custody,” the notice said. “Law enforcement has confirmed with administration that the campus and our students and staff are safe.”

The school said it will take disciplinary action in accordance with Nevada law and district policy. Officials also used the opportunity to remind families of the importance of reporting any suspicious activity or concerning behavior, on social media or otherwise, to school administration or law enforcement.

“The safety of our students is of utmost priority,” Nott wrote. “We will continue to do everything possible to protect our students.”

Oasis Academy administrators expressed appreciation for the collaboration between students, parents, staff, and local law enforcement, crediting that cooperation with helping to build a strong educational community. 

 

 

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