Pulaski County Public Schools Cancels Homecoming Parade Over Social Media Concerns
Pulaski County Public Schools in Pulaski, Virginia, canceled its homecoming parade on September 28 due to concerning social media statements. School officials stated there was no active threat and the cancellation was a proactive measure for public safety, with investigations…
Roanoke Lynchburg, VA, September 28, 2026 — Pulaski County Public Schools officials made the decision to cancel the scheduled homecoming parade on September 28. The cancellation was attributed to the discovery of concerning social media statements.
According to school officials, the decision was made as a proactive measure to ensure public safety. While the statements raised concerns, school representatives emphasized that there was no active threat identified at the time of the cancellation.
The nature of the social media statements has not been fully detailed. Investigations into the origin and content of these posts are currently underway. The school district has not provided specific information regarding the timeline for these investigations or potential outcomes.
The homecoming parade is a traditional event for Pulaski County Public Schools, often marking a significant point in the school year and community engagement. The cancellation means students, staff, and community members will not participate in this particular annual celebration as planned.
Further details regarding the social media statements and the ongoing investigation were not immediately available. The school district has indicated it will provide updates as appropriate while maintaining focus on student and community safety.
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