Menchville High School is undergoing security modifications due to a Friday trespassing incident that hurt a student.
The principal of Menchville High School, Lisa Egolf, claimed in a letter to parents that four girls who attend school in Hampton came into the building when it was open for business.
One of the girls attacked a student before the second lunch period after she left class to go to lunch. After leaving the structure, the group sped off in a vehicle. A school nurse attended to the student’s minor wounds.
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Three of the girls entered the facility in the area close to the main office, according to an initial inquiry. Students from Menchville High opened the door for them, presuming they were visitors.
Newport News Public Schools and Newport News Police are looking into the incident. As of Saturday, three of the females have been identified.
According to school officials, all four will be charged with trespassing, and one will face assault charges. According to a different email from NNPS to families, they may be charged with additional offenses.
Security adjustments at Menchville High, according to school division authorities, will involve assigning security guards to monitor students and guests coming into and leaving the main entrance, as well as increasing presence in the hallways. All students and staff will review security procedures as well.
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