The principal of a Flagler County school resigned Thursday following a controversy over her handling of a recent assembly that targeted Black students.

It was their response to the assembly last week that singled out Black fourth and fifth-grade students regarding standardized test scores.

Flagler County deputies on Friday arrested a student at Bunnell Elementary School being told the juvenile threatened to shoot a teacher and was researching to how to find a gun and ammunition according to the Sheriff’s Office. Deputies were told the juvenile sang an inappropriate song last Wednesday about guns and shooting people while in class. According to the Sheriff’s Office, after his teacher told the student that this behavior was not acceptable and asked him to stop, the student began searching guns on the internet. The following day, the teacher said the student pointed his iPad at her and said, “I am going to shoot you up!” while making gun noises. The teacher told deputies that these incidents made put her in fear for her life.