A lockdown was initiated at Granberry Elementary School after a threat was made. The school received a call that prompted the lockdown, and law enforcement responded to the scene. Authorities searched the school and ultimately determined that the call was a hoax, posing no credible threat.

Further details about the incident are available from Metro Nashville Public Schools. Tennessee state law addresses threats of mass violence on school property, classifying such acts as a class E felony if made recklessly through any means of communication.

The lockdown has been lifted, and the school is presumably back to normal operations. For more information, readers can refer to the original source.