Seattle police confirmed the student at Ingraham High School who was shot on Tuesday morning has died. SPD initially responded to a shooting at Ingraham High School on Tuesday morning just before 10 a.m. The school was in lockdown as officers searched the surrounding area for the suspect. The suspect was taken into custody shortly after 11 a.m., SPD Chief Adrian Diaz later confirmed to reporters. He was arrested on 145th and Aurora and had a weapon. It is unclear if it was the same weapon used in the shooting. SPD said although a suspect was arrested, the investigation still is ongoing. “The tragedy impacts not just the family and the students and the faculty and administrators and everyone at Ingraham High School, but threatens the essential trust, that social contract if you will, that we have with all of our communities, “ said Seattle Mayor Bruce Harrell in a Tuesday afternoon press conference. One parent standing outside the school spoke to KING 5 and said he was receiving texts from his son, who was inside a classroom and unharmed. Seattle Public Schools announced Tuesday that classes at Ingraham would be canceled for Wednesday, Nov. 9, and Thursday, Nov. 10.