Two teens remained in Mansfield Jail this afternoon accused of burglarizing Morningside Middle School in Fort Worth.

Samuel Correa, 19, Jose Gallardo, 17, and a 13-year-old whose name is not being released because he is a juvenile, were arrested early Monday morning after officers responded to an alarm call at the school in the 2700 block of Mississippi Avenue, Fort Worth police said. The juvenile was released to his parents Monday afternoon, Fort Worth police Lt. Paul Henderson said.

The teens were discovered in the teacher’s lounge and fled on foot when a security officer entered the building.

Mr. Gallardo was soon found hiding under a table in the backyard of a home in the 1200 block of Roberts Drive. Mr. Correa and the juvenile were arrested at an abandoned house in the 1200 block of Colvin Avenue, police said.

Police found stolen property from the school, including USB drives, blank CDs, laptops and a Sony PlayStation in the teens’ backpacks, which were dropped during the chase.

Mr. Gallardo was accused of burglary, evading arrest and resisting arrest. He was being held in lieu of $5,000 bond. Mr. Correa and the juvenile were accused of burglary and evading arrest. Mr. Correa was being held in lieu of $4,000 bond.

Clint Bond, a Fort Worth ISD spokesman, said Mr. Gallardo and Mr. Correa were both former students of the school district. Mr. Correa withdrew in 2005 and Mr. Gallardo withdrew in 2006, he said. Because the 13-year-old has not been named, Mr. Bond could not say whether he was one of the district’s students.