A shooting occurred at Westwood Hills Elementary School in Waynesboro, Virginia, on the first days of the new school term. The incident led to the evacuation of the building and resulted in one adult being injured. According to the August County Sheriff's Office, the situation is now "contained and secured," and authorities have confirmed that all children are safe. The Virginia State Police, through spokeswoman Robin Lawson, told ABC News that the injured adult is receiving medical care and has non-life-threatening injuries. Waynesboro Public Schools shared a social media update confirming that police are maintaining a strong presence around the school. Students were temporarily relocated to Westminster Presbyterian Church for reunification with their families. Authorities have urged the public to avoid the area to ensure emergency vehicles and buses can operate without obstruction. The sheriff's office emphasized the importance of keeping the area clear for the safety of students, families, school staff, and first responders. Governor Abigail Spanberger expressed concern over the incident and stated she is monitoring the situation closely. In a post on X, she conveyed her support for the affected students, families, and school staff, and thanked the first responders working at the scene. Meanwhile, Jim Wood, a Waynesboro city council member whose district includes the school, described the shooting as an "isolated, one-on-one incident." He confirmed that the shooter no longer poses a threat to the public and declined to provide further details about the shooter’s status. The school had just returned from summer break when the incident occurred, adding to the emotional impact on the community. While the details of the shooter's identity and motives have not been disclosed, officials have assured the public that the situation is under control. The school is expected to remain closed until further notice, with authorities continuing to assess the situation and provide updates.