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Police cordoned off the entire block near the home during their investigation. Officials said the boy was uninjured when he arrived at Mabel Hoggard Elementary School, where his older sister also was enrolled. Principal Celese Rayford declined comment. Clark County School District spokeswoman Amanda Fulkerson wouldn't describe how or what the boy told school officials, or whether other students were told what happened. School administrators quickly notified police about the boy's story and began mobilizing its crisis response team to help students process the tragedy, Fulkerson said. The campus, with about 450 students in grades kindergarten through 5, was "struggling to sort out emotions and details of a tragedy that claimed the life of a student at home this weekend," she said.
Students also were being reminded that school "is always a safe zone with caring adults that can help in uncertain situations," Fulkerson said.
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