Robert Perea, The Fernley Reporter
Fernley High School was put on a precautionary lockdown Wednesday afternoon after the office received an anonymous threat, but the lockdown was lifted and students were allowed to leave school as normal after law enforcement was unable to verify the threat.
The FHS office received the phone call after noon Wednesday, which the Lyon County School District said was anonymous and ambiguous, alleging possible harmful action against the school. School administration immediately notified local law enforcement, who was on scene immediately. Administration also immediately placed the school on a precautionary lockdown. Class instruction proceeded as normal and the district said students and staff were safe and secure.
FHS was released from the lockdown shortly before 1:30 p.m., when school normally releases. Law enforcement was able to immediately come to the school upon notification from FHS and determined it was safe to have the students leave. Deputies were present while students were leaving and the district says there has been no evidence to show there was any validity to the call.
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