01:53 PM CST on Friday, February 15, 2008
From Staff Reports
Students are returning to Forney High School this afternoon after a bomb threat was found to be false.
The school was evacuated Friday morning after the threat was called into the sheriff's office, a representative at the Forney ISD said.
Authorities swept the campus and reported at 11:40 a.m. that no bomb had been found, said Jennie Moore, a school district spokewoman.
Students were relocated to the middle school as authorities swept the campus, Ms. Moore said.
Parents who picked up their children will return them to classes, and remaning students will be transported back to high school for the remainder of the day, Ms. Moore said.
About 1,700 students attend the high school.
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It was pretty crazy. The beginning of second period they made an announcement for no one to go into the hallway. Then about 55 minutes later we all went outside, oddly enough 2 weeks before we had a drill where we went and got on buses and learned all the saftey rules because of some new state legislature.
We thought it was just a drill, then busses drove by full of students, then some came and got us and they took us to another school. It was complete chaos I heard outside with parents. We were in a gym, and they could come and get us. They put their kids name on a list and then it was taken inside. Parents were fighting for the last spots on each one.
I was in the gym until 1:20 when my friends got called, so I just snuk out with them. There were 150 parents behind a barricade waiting.
and lol at the last paragraph, I don't think anyone went back to school.
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