Spanish Springs High School was on a code red lockdown Tuesday afternoon, but the Washoe County School District says there was no actual incident. KOH's Daniela Sonnino has a daughter in the school, and spoke with anxious parents during the lockdown.

Spanish Springs High School was on a code red lockdown Tuesday afternoon after a rumor was spread on social media of a threat at another school. Many on the scene say their kids notified them via text that they were locked inside their classrooms, but the school district never sent a notification until 2:16pm, when the incident was cleared. Kaylee Lund is one of those parents.

Spanish Springs High School was on a code red lockdown Tuesday afternoon, after a threat was shared on social media. Parents waiting outside of Spanish Springs High School were concerned when they did not receive any information about the incident from the school for several hours. Carol, who's child attends Spanish Springs, says more needs to be done in the future to alert parents.

Spanish Springs High School was on a code red lockdown Tuesday afternoon after a rumor was spread on social media of a threat at another school. Many on the scene say their kids notified them via text that they were locked inside their classrooms, but the school district never sent a notification until 2:16pm, when the incident was cleared. Kaylee Lund is one of those parents.

Spanish Springs High School was on a code red lockdown Tuesday afternoon after a rumor was spread on social media of a threat at another school. Many on the scene say their kids notified them via text that they were locked inside their classrooms, but the school district never sent a notification until 2:16pm, when the incident was cleared. Kaylee Lund is one of those parents.

The Washoe County School District confirms a Code Red lockdown Tuesday at Spanish Springs High School was connected to a threat circulated on social media. The investigation has indicated the text message was actually about a possible threat at McQueen High, and was shared by a Spanish Springs student's parent who thought it about their child's school. The McQueen threat is still being investigated, and police have spoken with a student believed to have started the rumor. Spanish Springs High School was on code red lockdown for about two hours.

Spanish Springs High School was on a code red lockdown Tuesday afternoon after a rumor was spread on social media of a threat at another school. Many on the scene say their kids notified them via text that they were locked inside their classrooms, but the school district never sent a notification until 2:16pm, when the incident was cleared. Kaylee Lund is one of those parents.

The Washoe County School District confirms a Code Red lockdown Tuesday at Spanish Springs High School was connected to a threat circulated on social media. The investigation has indicated the text message was actually about a possible threat at McQueen High, and was shared by a Spanish Springs student's parent who thought it about their child's school. The McQueen threat is still being investigated, and police have spoken with a student believed to have started the rumor. Spanish Springs High School was on code red lockdown for about two hours.

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