Crime & Safety
Parent Screaming at Boulder Hill Principal Brings Police: Cops
Police say the disturbance was in regards to a misunderstanding involving a student.
A parent screaming at the Boulder Hill Elementary School principal brought the police Monday morning.
According to the Kendall County Sheriff’s Office, sheriff’s deputies and officers from the Oswego Police Department were called at around 7:59 a.m. for a disturbance at the school, located at 163 Boulder Hill Pass.
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Police say the disturbance was in regards to a misunderstanding involving a student.
“The parent left the school without further incident and was later trespassed from school property by school officials. School officials did not wish to pursue the matter any further,” police said.
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Other than the initial call, the KCSO did not receive any other 911 calls regarding the incident.
“The matter was an isolated incident between the parent and the principal and it does not appear that there was ever any type of threat to anyone else present at the school,” police said.
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