Students scale fence at Taft High School in Woodland Hills after shooting threat sparks concern

WOODLAND HILLS, LOS ANGELES (KABC) -- Panic appeared to erupt among students at Taft High School in Woodland Hills after a threat of a shooting on campus was posted on social media.

Video from outside the campus shows students scaling the fence to jump over and get off campus Tuesday morning. Someone apparently posted on Instagram that they were going to shoot up the school.

Video from outside the campus shows students scaling the fence to jump over and get out of the school Tuesday morning.

"I was surprised at first. I thought maybe it was a joke or something, but then everybody started talking about it, and the teachers were talking about it, too," student Noah Sharkey said. "So I knew it was more serious than just a regular threat."

An LAUSD spokesperson said there was no evidence of a credible threat, but additional patrols would be placed in and around the school campus out of an abundance of caution.

That message was shared with parents, many of whom lined up around the block outside the school to pick up their kids.