OSCEOLA COUNTY, Fla. – Three Osceola High School students were injured after being shot in Davenport, according to a school district spokesperson.

Officials did not release when the shooting happened or the condition of the students, but News 6 has reached out to the Polk County Sheriff’s Office for more information.

Dr. Elizabeth Kennedy, principal at Osceola High School, also confirmed an incident with a post on Facebook on Sunday evening, saying in part, “you may have become aware of a tragic incident that happened involving three of our students over the weekend.”

Kennedy said counselors will be available on the school’s campus Monday for any student who needs to speak with someone.

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To read the full statement from Principal Kennedy, see below:

“Principal Kennedy here.

You may have become aware of a tragic incident that happened involving three of our students over the weekend.

First and foremost, our hearts and thoughts are with the students and families involved. I am extremely thankful that all three students survived.

Second, I want to assure you that we will have additional counseling personnel on campus tomorrow to support any student who needs to talk with someone. We have very limited details and can not release any information at this time.

We will, however, provide the utmost care for our students as we come together to process the impact on our Kowboy family.

Any student who would like to talk to someone on the counseling team tomorrow morning is encouraged to let an administrator know as they arrive on campus. If, at any time, in the morning a student would like to talk to someone, they should tell their teacher and make their way to the media center.

We are mindful that tomorrow begins both state and Advanced Placement testing, so please reach out to administration if your student has been affected by the events that took place so we can seek to make arrangements to ensure they are also supported academically by our team.

As we lean on each other, I want our students to know that they are not alone—our Kowboy family stands united in compassion and strength. Together, we will find hope, healing, and the resilience to move forward.”

Dr. Elizabeth Kennedy

No other information was released.

This is a developing story. Check back with News 6 for the latest updates.