COBB COUNTY, Ga. — Bomb threats were reportedly called in at least two metro high schools Tuesday.
According to Fulton County Schools, a bomb threat was called in saying there was a bomb in a car in the parking lot of Northview High School.
In a letter to parents, it said at least three metro schools had threats called in on Tuesday.
“Johns Creek Police immediately responded to our campus, checked our parking lot, and quickly determined that there was no threat. We also had our School Resource Officers sweep the interior of our building to ensure the safety of all our students,” the letter said. “While learning was not disrupted in any way, a disturbing incident like this can cause unease amongst our students and staff.”
In Cobb County, Walton High School was placed on lockdown.
“Our team immediately reported the threat to multiple law enforcement agencies, which are now actively investigating the situation. Currently, while there is an increased law enforcement presence, there has been no interruption to the school day, and dismissal is on schedule,” the school district said in an email to parents.