Horry County Schools terminates football video game over safety and security worries. Here’s what we understand

North Myrtle Beach High School has actually terminated its football video game Friday evening over safety and security worries, according to the senior high school’s Facebook message.

The college’s group was set up to playMarlboro County High School However, the message claimed the choice was made to terminate the video game out of a wealth of care after Marlboro County Schools had e-learning days Thursday and Friday based upon safety and security worries.

All tickets acquired will certainly be reimbursed, the message claimed.

A message left for North Myrtle Beach Athletic Director Anthony Heilbronn was not right away returned.

Horry County Schools Executive Director of Safety Mike Frederick claimed Friday that the choice was left as much as the management on whether to terminate the video game. He claimed there were lots of moms and dads that were fretted about the video game. “I get why they made the decision that was made,” Frederick claimed.

Lisa Bourcier, Horry County Schools agent, claimed by e-mail that the video game was terminated due to the fact that Marlboro County Schools “have been dealing with safety concerns this week.” She did not clarify on what those worries were. However, she claimed that North Myrtle Beach High School had actually not gotten any kind of risks.

Horry County Schools sent out a district-wide letter to moms and dads onSept 13 pertaining to reports of risks that have actually been gotten by colleges. Bourcier sent out the letter in an e-mail from acting college superintendent Eddie Ingram suggesting that the college area has actually had a spike in college risks given that theSept 4 mass capturing at Apalachee High School in Georgia.

The letter informed moms and dads that the colleges likewise have actually been afflicted by reports of risks and by social media sites messages “perpetuating” the reports.