Cooper City High School Incident; No weapon found at Cooper City High School

Cooper City High School was placed on lockdown Wednesday morning as law enforcement officials responded to an investigation on campus, according to school and police officials.

Multiple Broward Sheriff’s Office (BSO) units were observed outside the school, located on Stirling Road, as authorities worked to assess the situation.

Broward County Public Schools confirmed that the lockdown was initiated after the school received a tip that prompted an immediate security response.

However, no additional details regarding the nature of the tip were immediately provided.

Following a thorough search of the campus, authorities confirmed that no weapons were found.

The school has since transitioned from a lockdown to a “secure status”, meaning normal activities can resume within the building, but external doors remain locked as a precaution.

Officials have reassured parents and the community that all students and staff are safe, and there is currently no active threat.

“The safety and security of our students and staff remain our top priority,” a school official stated. “We appreciate the cooperation of our students, staff, and law enforcement as this situation was handled swiftly.”

Authorities have not disclosed whether any individuals were detained or if the investigation is ongoing.

Further updates will be provided as more information becomes available.