4 Norwalk Schools No Longer In 'Secure Mode': District

NORWALK, CT — Four Norwalk schools are no longer in "secure mode" and students and staff will continue with a regular school day Tuesday, according to Norwalk Public Schools.

Around 12:15 p.m., district officials said on Twitter that Brien McMahon High School, Roton Middle School, Brookside Elementary School and Concord Magnet School were in secure mode as a result of a nearby investigation.

In a second tweet around 1 p.m., district officials said the schools' secure status had been lifted.

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"The 'secure' status has now been lifted by the Norwalk Police Department at all four schools. Students and staff will continue with a regular school day," district officials said on Twitter.