Saint Francis High School evacuated after bomb threat, police say

Mountain View police report that a threat call was received around 12:30 p.m.

MOUNTAIN VIEW — Students were evacuated from Saint Francis High School after a reported bomb threat was made to the school Tuesday afternoon, according to the Mountain View Police Department.

Police reported that the threat call was received around 12:30 p.m., and that evacuations were made while officers responded to the campus on Miramonte Avenue.

There have been no immediate reports of damage or injuries. Additional details were not immediately available.

“We are currently working to determine the credibility of the threat,” police wrote in a Twitter post.

A few minutes later, police asked school parents not to head to the campus, saying “the scene is secure and all students are safe at this time with our officers.”

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PARENTS: Please do not come to the school to try and pick up your students.

The scene is secure and all students are safe at this time with our officers.

Earlier rumors of a potential active shooter are completely unfounded. pic.twitter.com/Lipb3USmut

— Mountain View Police (@MountainViewPD) October 5, 2021