Missing boy, 10, found safe and back at Summit Heights school

Posted October 7, 2013 11:55 am.

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Toronto police have found a 10-year-old boy who went missing after arriving at his elementary school on Monday morning.

The boy arrived by school bus at Summit Heights Public School at 139 Armour Blvd., near Bathurst Street and Wilson Avenue. But he didn’t enter the school.

Police say he wasn’t in the mood for class and took off. But they found him safe and he was back in class around noon.

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