OSHKOSH, Wis. (WBAY) - Police are at the scene of an officer-involved shooting at Oshkosh West High School.

Oshkosh Police say an armed student confronted a school resource officer at the school located at 375 N Eagle St.

The officer fired. Both the student and the officer were hurt, police say. We do not know the extent of their injuries. The student and the officer were taken to local hospitals.

No other students were hurt, according to the police.

Police did not say what type of weapon the student used. They will not say what led up to the confrontation.

"At approximately 9:12 a.m., officers were dispatched to West high school for a report of an officer-involved shooting. We received information that there was one student that was injured as well as a school resource officer," says Office Kate Mann, Oshkosh Police Dept. "Both of these individuals were taken to local hospitals for injuries. They were the only two individuals who were injured during this altercation."

Oshkosh West is on lockdown. Students are being taken to Perry Tipler Middle School, 325 S Eagle St, where they will be reunited with parents.

MILWAUKEE – Linda Ager was out to lunch with a friend Monday when she received a phone call from her husband, Brett Hart, a special education teacher at Waukesha South High School in Wisconsin. 

"He didn't say much," Ager told the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, part of the USA TODAY Network. "He just said there had been an incident at school and that there were rumors that he had been hurt, and that he was OK."

A city police officer inside the high school had shot a 17-year-old student who pulled a gun in a classroom and refused to drop it, according to police.

The student was taken into custody and was the only person injured in the incident, police said.

Ager said the incident took place in her husband's classroom. 

"There was an altercation between students, and he stepped in between the students," Ager said.