Aftermath of the Yak Attack
On Nov. 17, Principal Dr. Ben Dale commenced a “lock-in-place” due to a potential threat that was broadcast through Yik Yak, a social media app that allows users to post thoughts or statements anonymously. The app was developed by two college graduates who intended the app to be used as a networking tool for college students. Yik Yak allows posts to be viewed by anyone within a 1.5-mile radius. Mira Costa staff and the Manhattan Beach Police Department collaborated when the threats were posted in order to take the proper precautions to ensure safety for students and staff members on campus.
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