I just found a 4th generation iPod nano on my school's campus... How do I figure out who the owner is?

At the top it says "kazuki" so I feel like that might be the name of the person? I'm not sure. I went into the 'About' section but that just has the information about how much space is left and whatever. This person doesn't have any contacts. Any tips on this? It'd be very appreciated.

Turn it in to the school authorities and let them handle it.

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