A tragic shooting occurred Antioch High School in Nashville, Tennessee on Wednesday, January 22nd, leaving the suspect and another student dead and another student injured.

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Details on the Nashville Antioch High School shooting

The shooting took place in the cafeteria of the Antioch Lyceum, around 11:09, the police identified the shooter as a 17-year-old male. Solomon Henderson after the attack he turned the gun on himself. He later died of his injuries, he said CNN.

Vanderbilt University Medical Center confirmed that a female student was killed in the attack and was identified as a 16-year-old. Josselin Corea Escalantefor in tennessee. Another student is reported to have suffered a serious arm injury, but is in a stable condition. In addition, CNN notes that one separated student suffered a facial injury, although he was not reportedly shot.

according to from tennesseeA SWAT team searched for more victims after the incident. However, "no one was found".

Antioch High School, located in Nashville's Antioch neighborhood about 10 miles southeast of downtown, serves about 2,000 students in grades 9 through 12, according to its official website.

Antioch High School Responds to Tragedy

After the shooting, the Nashville Metro School District addressed the situation X (formerly Twitter). They confirmed that the school was on lockdown during the incident, but assured that there is no current threat to the campus. The district also pledged to share updates as they continue to investigate the situation.

"Antioch High School is on lockdown due to shots fired inside the school building. Metro Police are on scene. The person responsible for the shooting is no longer a threat. We will gather students in the auditorium and provide information about the rally as soon as possible," the school district said in a statement after the incident.

Announcement: Antioch High School is on lockdown due to gunfire inside the school building. Metro police are on the scene. The person responsible for the shooting is no longer a threat. We will gather the students in the auditorium and give information...

— Metro Schools (@MetroSchools) January 22, 2025

Social media reactions

Social media users flooded it The Shade Room's comments section With reactions to the tragic shooting at Antioch High School. Many sent prayers and condolences for the school community and all those affected.

Instagram user @diormuva__19 wrote, "PRAYERS FOR MY CITY 🥺🥺🥺💔 NASHVILLE 🙏🏽”

Instagram user @naydanielle__ wrote, "Our children are dying in school, but our government's main concern is TikTok."

Instagram user @wrote the chantestory, "Yet Trump signs so many unnecessary executive orders...none on school shootings."

Then Instagram user @elizabethhuspen wrote: "We need to go ahead and put metal detectors in every school.. I live 20 minutes away, this hits too close to home 😢”

Another Instagram user @bitch_i_lookgud wrote, "HOW DID GUNS STILL GET INTO THE SCHOOL!!!!!!! My goodness!! Prayers for the families."

Instagram user @raemimi_ wrote, "Children traumatized and children dying! 💔 This is heartbreaking. 😢”

Another Instagram user @sua_ve wrote, "School shootings but let's focus on discrimination laws 🫡”

Then another Instagram user @leonrossonehunnit wrote: "This is very sad. I can't see myself putting my kid back in regular school. Homeschooling is where it's at. The school, the government, the world does not care about our children fr. 🙏🏾”

Finally, Instagram user @_mommalouisiana_ wrote, "They are banning books, but not assault weapons. This is 'Murica. Praying for the families of the victims."

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