Ohio student dies after an incident in school cafeteria

An 18-year-old student died after a reported self-inflicted incident in a Parma Heights high school cafeteria; authorities say no other individuals were injured and nearby schools will be closed Tuesday and Wednesday.

An 18-year-old student died after a reported self-inflicted incident in the cafeteria at Valley Forge High School in Parma Heights, Ohio. The Parma City School District confirmed the death on Monday and said the student's name has not been released. Emergency responders provided aid at the scene and the student was taken to a nearby hospital, where she later died. The district announced there was no ongoing threat to students or staff. What officials reported: - The student was 18 and was found in the Valley Forge High School cafeteria after a reported self-inflicted injury. - The school district confirmed the death and said the student's name has not been released. - Emergency responders administered aid at the school and the student was transported to a local hospital, where she died. - The district stated no other individuals were injured and announced that Valley Forge High School and Normandy High School will be closed on Tuesday and Wednesday. Summary: The Parma City School District announced the death and that there was no ongoing threat to the school community. The district has closed Valley Forge and nearby Normandy High School for the next two school days. Further details about the incident and any investigative or procedural steps were not provided and are undetermined at this time.