Police on Scene at Mississauga High School Following Troubling Email

Police are on scene at a Mississauga high school to conduct an investigation into a worrisome email that was sent overnight.
Peel police told inSauga.com that police are currently investigating "non-specific statements" made to members of the Peel District School Board and Clarkson Secondary School more specifically.
Police say they are working with the school board to ensure safety of staff and students.
There is no information on the content or statement made in the email at this time.
" We would like to make you aware that police are at Clarkson Secondary School today to conduct an investigation into information received overnight," administrators at Clarkson Secondary School wrote on the school's website. "Out of an abundance of caution, there will be an increased police presence at the school today."
Although there's additional police presence at the school, the institution is operating as usual—classes are not cancelled.
That said, school administrators are asking students to avoid some entrances and exits.
"Police have assured us that it is safe to continue with our regular school routines while they look into the situation. We ask that all students, staff and guests enter and exit through the front doors only today."
Updates to follow.
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