North Port High School has been giving the all clear after students were evacuated due to a bomb threat at the school.
Nothing was found, but the investigation into who wrote the bomb threat continues.
According to an automated message sent out from the school district, the threat was still being investigated as of 3:00 p.m. and students could be picked up from the Morgan Center.
Students who drove to school are still not able to access their vehicles and can stay at the Morgan Center until they can be picked up or until they are allowed to return to the school.
The North Port Police Department and district security are investigating the bomb threat which was found in a bathroom at the school.
Price was shut down outside of the school for a short time.
UPDATE: Price Blvd is currently shut down outside of the school. Please avoid area. https://t.co/ABoHxYK4Ca
— North Port Police (@NorthPortPolice) February 2, 2018
The perimeter of the campus is secure. Parents cannot pick students up at this time.
Students at North Port High have moved outside due to a bomb threat at the school. NPPD and district security are investigating the incident. The perimeter of the campus is secure. Parents cannot pick students up at this time. We will continue to update you. pic.twitter.com/G1jL3T9vho
— North Port Police (@NorthPortPolice) February 2, 2018
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