Officers respond to active shooter call at Dallas International School. No shots fired, no injuries reported, police say

Dallas police responded to an active shooter call at Dallas International School in North Dallas. No shots were fired and no one was injured, police said.

DALLAS — A fake active shooter call prompted a large police response at a private school in North Dallas on Wednesday morning, police sources said. 

Dallas police responded to an active shooter call at Dallas International School in North Dallas, but when police arrived, they found no shots were fired, and no injuries were reported, officers said. 

Police were called to the school around 8:10 a.m. on April 1 in the 6000 block of Churchill Way, which is listed as the lower school of the International School of Dallas, police said. The lower school houses early childhood classes and students in Kindergarten through fourth grade.

Officers responded to the scene and found that no shots were fired and no injuries were reported, the Dallas Police Department said in a press release. 

Alcuin School, a private school near the Dallas International School, also put its campus on lockdown on Wednesday morning. 

International School of Dallas is a private school with students ranging from 2-years-old to high school seniors, according to the school’s website.