SEYMOUR, Wis. (WFRV) - The Seymour Community School District issued a statement after a student at the high school football game reportedly painted their face black during the blackout-themed game. Seymour Community School District sent a statement to Local 5 after an 'incident' happened at the high school football game on September 20. The school's student section reportedly organized a blackout for the game. Officials say that the intent was for all student fans to wear black clothing to the game. However, one student reportedly painted their face black. It was mentioned in the letter that it was done unintentionally. Former school resource officer in Wisconsin convicted of bestiality, to be sentenced in November An investigation was started once officials were notified of the incident. Through the investigation, it was reportedly 'clear' that the person in question did not mean any harm. Officials also said that they saw this as a teachable moment for the entire community. We see this as a teachable moment for our entire school community. As we all know, hate has no place in the Seymour Community Schools. It is also important for all of us to understand that certain actions could have unintentional negative effects on members of our community. Kellie Bohn Superintendent The letter also said that the district takes the situation 'very seriously' and remains committed to ensuring a safe, welcoming and positive learning environment for all. 45+ wholesale dealers in Wisconsin have licenses revoked for violating state law No additional information was provided.