A Mandarin Middle School student is under investigation after a Snapchat post surfaced of her appearing to point a gun at the camera.
A parent accused the same student of threatening her 11-year-old daughter with physical violence over the past couple of weeks.
“It just makes me feel not safe to send my kids to school,”Hahlah Ideis said.
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The Duval County Public Schools district said it was aware of a verbal conflict and conducted a conflict resolution with Ideis’ child and the other student.
Ideis claims the school never contacted her about the original threats.
“I'm upset because things fall through the cracks. I wasn't contacted,” Ideis said.
The district said it never received a report of a student being threatened with a gun and that as soon as the principal was made aware of the Snapchat post, it called a law enforcement agency to conduct a threat assessment and an investigation.
They district said that, in the post, the student did not make any threats against individuals or against the 11-year-old student.