The Madison Police Chief and other officials addressed the community following a tragic school shooting, expressing gratitude for the support from various emergency response agencies and the community. They clarified that a second-grade teacher, not a student, made the initial 911 call. The investigation is ongoing, with authorities examining the suspect's social media for potential motives, which are currently believed to be a combination of factors. Officials stressed the importance of not spreading unverified information, particularly on social media, and encouraged anyone with information to contact Crime Stoppers. They also highlighted the community's resilience and the need for mental health support for those affected. The city is working with local and federal partners to provide resources and counseling, and a vigil is planned to honor the victims. Officials urged the public to respect the privacy of the victims and their families and to avoid spreading misinformation.