The boy's identity hasn't been disclosed.
District spokeswoman Tamerah (TAM'-uh-ruh) Ringo says the boy's school-issued laptop computer was among the technology items seized at his home. Ringo told The Associated Press that "whether or not there's any pornography on it (the school-issued laptop), we don't know."
Ringo says the boy has been assigned to the district's disciplinary alternative education program until the investigation is over.
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