Schools in Doon area of Kitchener in hold and secure
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At least two schools in the Doon area of Kitchener are in hold and secure protocols.
At least two schools in the Doon area of Kitchener are in hold and secure protocols.
Notices posted online confirm Doon Public School on Doon Village Road and Conestoga College’s Doon campus on Doon Valley Drive have enacted the safety measures.
According to the post from the Waterloo Region District School Board, “Students continue learning in class, as the concern is outside of the school building, and many school routines remain in place.”
The notice said the measure was put in place at the direction of the Waterloo Regional Police Service and parents should not go to the school or contact the school until the situation is resolved.
Parents are asked not to go to the school or contact the school until the situation is resolved.
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