SAN ANTONIO – James Madison High School Principal Steven Zimmerman sent a letter to parents on Nov. 18 to let them know about an off-campus incident that stemmed from a report alleging a student might have a weapon in his car. “Our administrators and NEPD officers worked in conjunction with the San Antonio Police Department to locate the weapon,” Zimmerman wrote in the letter. The car was parked across the street from the campus near a cell phone business while the student was in class. When NEISD police made contact with the student on Nov. 18, he first told police that he was dropped off at school. “Your students’ safety is of the utmost importance at Madison High School,” Zimmerman wrote in the Nov. 18 letter.