Two 15-year-old female students are dead, and there are no outstanding suspects, after a double shooting Friday morning at the Independence High School campus in Glendale, police said.

Glendale Police officer Tracey Breeden said each of the two sophomores sustained a single gunshot wound, were found next to each other and were declared dead at the scene. They were found in an isolated area of campus near the administration building.

"This is not an active-shooter situation, and we realized that once we got on scene," she said.

Police did not provide the names of the victims.

Anxiety and worry were running high for parents uncertain of their children's fate.

Some parents were frantically glued to their phones. One mother, her face blotchy with tears, was not. She couldn't reach her daughter, whose phone was off.

About 2,000 students attend the school in the Glendale Union High School District.

Police activity in the area closed 75th Avenue between Glendale Avenue and Bethany Home Road. Buses transported parents from the staging area at 75th and Glendale avenues to pick up their children from the high school as soon as the lockdown is lifted