An altercation between two students at Benjamin Franklin High School in Highland Park resulted in a lockdown on Wednesday after one student was stabbed.

The attack occurred around 8:30 a.m., just outside the school at the front of the campus. The campus went on lockdown, but all instructional programs and food services continued, the Los Angeles Unified School District said in a statement shared with the local community.

Details on the circumstances leading up to the stabbing were not released. One student received medical treatment and was in recovery after being stabbed in the face, officials said.

KTLA5 reported that the suspect fled into a nearby neighborhood. According to the LAUSD, the student was later taken into custody.

“Counseling services and support will be provided for students and staff impacted by this incident. In addition, we have made a request for additional support from the Los Angeles School Police Department. Please feel free to contact us with any other questions/concerns. Once again, I want to thank parents for cooperating with the authorities, staff, and school administrators. We also thank the staff who responded quickly and professionally to ensure the safety of our entire school community,” the Los Angeles Unified School District said.

Additional information regarding the altercation or the students was unavailable, including whether an arrest was made or what type of weapon was used.