HUNTINGTON —
A Huntington High School student is being held on charges of bringing a gun into the school.
A police report says the 15-year-old boy was on suspension when he brought the small-caliber handgun into the school last week.
A Cabell County Schools official says that in large schools, every staff member doesn’t always know who is suspended.
Secondary Schools administrative assistant Todd Alexander tells The Herald-Dispatch that the incident could serve to improve communication.
Police arrested the student in a retail store. He’s being held at a juvenile facility on weapons charges.
State figures show Huntington High has about 1,600 students.
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