A year-round school was briefly locked down Monday after a teacher reported hearing a gunshot in the Skyline area, San Diego Unified School District officials say.
A teacher said she may have heard gunfire outside the Audubon K-8 school, located at 811 San Vicente Street, after 3:30 p.m.
As a precaution, the principal put the school on lockdown as San Diego Police investigated.
However, officers did not find anything suspicious, so the lockdown was lifted a short time later.
According to SDUSD officials, students had been released at 3:30 p.m., so it's unclear how many people were on campus during the lockdown.
The school, which sits near Lomita Park, has a prekindergarten through eighth grade classes and follows the district's year-round calendar.
