That working lockdown across Monongalia County’s school district on Wednesday left some parents concerned for a time – but Superintendent Eddie Campbell said it couldn’t have happened any other way. He was referring to a suspect tagged by the Monongalia County Sheriff’s Department: a suspect who was driving in his car while allegedly making “terroristic threats,” Campbell said. The call for deputies to be on alert went out at 11:30 a.m., and minutes later, all of Mon’s schools were operating on a working lockdown. “I’m proud of how well everyone handled it and how quick they responded.”The working lockdown meant classes were still on, Campbell said. School safety officers were also on heightened alert.