Classes canceled after car crashes into Hazen High School in Renton

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Classes at Hazen High School in Renton are canceled for the rest of day after someone crashed a car into the front of the building Thursday morning, the district said.

Some staffers noticed the car, which had shattered one of the building’s front windows, around 5 a.m. when they arrived at school, said Renton School District spokesperson Randy Matheson. No one was around at the time, and no staffers or students were injured, he said.

Matheson added that the school has several video-surveillance cameras outside and inside the building, and has sent footage to the Renton Police Department.

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