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Police: Two teens arrested for trespassing at E.C. Glass High School, classes dismissed early
Read full article: Police: Two teens arrested for trespassing at E.C. Glass High School, classes dismissed earlyE.C. Glass High School students were dismissed out of an abundance of caution Thursday morning after two teens were arrested for trespassing at the school, according to the Lynchburg Police Department.
14-year-old arrested following threat made in connection with E.C. Glass lockdown
Read full article: 14-year-old arrested following threat made in connection with E.C. Glass lockdownA 14-year-old boy was arrested in connection with a threatening phone call made to E.C. Glass High School, according to Lynchburg police.
E.C. Glass, Dearington Elementary on lockout due to nearby police activity
Read full article: E.C. Glass, Dearington Elementary on lockout due to nearby police activityLynchburg City Schools said E.C. Glass High School and Dearington Elementary School are on lockout due to police activity in the community.
Teen arrested for trespassing at E.C. Glass High School, claiming he had gun
Read full article: Teen arrested for trespassing at E.C. Glass High School, claiming he had gunA former E.C. Glass High School student was arrested after trespassing on school grounds and claiming he had a gun, according to the Lynchburg Police Department.
16-year-old charged for having a loaded handgun inside backpack at E.C. Glass High School
Read full article: 16-year-old charged for having a loaded handgun inside backpack at E.C. Glass High SchoolThe Lynchburg Police Department is investigating a firearm violation at a local high school Friday afternoon.
Lynchburg high school to receive new artificial athletic field
Read full article: Lynchburg high school to receive new artificial athletic fieldLYNCHBURG, Va. – E.C. Glass High School is getting an upgrade with an artificial athletic field. The Lynchburg City School board approved a construction contract Tuesday — worth about $980,000. Steve Gatzke, LCS senior director of finance and operations, tells 10 News it will be big enough for practices but not games. “Widthwise, I believe it is the same as a regulation football field; but lengthwise it will only be around 100 yards, basically no endzones,” Gatzke said.