WARSAW, N.Y. (WKBW) — Earlier this month, the Warsaw Central School District canceled the remainder of its JV and Varsity basketball seasons amid an ongoing investigation into an alleged incident involving "a number of students" at its middle and high schools.
On Tuesday, school leaders held their first board meeting since canceling the basketball seasons. At the meeting, a handful of community members shared their thoughts with school leaders.
One mother, Laura DeBadts, said her son experienced bullying several years ago. She said she is happy with the school board's actions but feels more needs to be done to prevent possible future cases.
"I truly believe that the people on the board of education heard me and I do believe that they will do a think tank and start to say, 'How can we handle this? It might mean that we have to provide a little bit more support to the teachers,'" DeBadts said.
The district again declined to answer further questions about the nature of the investigation. District officials have previously said they are cooperating with law enforcement and the Wyoming County District Attorney's Office.
WATCH: Warsaw School District investigating reports of alleged incident involving middle and high school students
WATCH: Warsaw Central School District cancels JV and Varsity basketball seasons amid ongoing investigation
