For the second time in three weeks, Tucson police are investigating a vandalism incident at Pueblo High School, officials said.
At least two classrooms were vandalized during the break-in, which happened Friday night, according to a post on Tucson Unified School District's Facebook page.
Few details are available at this time, as the investigation is in the early stages.
In response to the incident, TUSD SuperintendentΒ H.T. Sanchez personally offered a $1,000 reward to anyone who can provide information leading to an arrest.
βWe are disappointed that vandals continue to disrupt education for our Pueblo community," Sanchez said in the post.
Pueblo sustained nearly $1 million in damage during the Jan. 3 break-in, with three science classrooms still closed due to chemical contamination and fire damage, the post said.
It's unknown at this time if the two incidents are related, but additional security has already been added to Pueblo's campus.
Anyone with information is asked to call 911 or 88-CRIME, should they wish to remain anonymous.
