Lockout lifted at Seaford H.S.; police say threatening phone call not credible
The school says it went into a precautionary lockout after it received a concerning phone call just before 8 a.m.
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Apr 27, 2023, 4:37 PM
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Updated 574 days ago
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5h agoAn all-clear has been given at Seaford High School following a
scare on Thursday.
The school says it went into a precautionary
lockout after it received a concerning phone call just before 8
a.m.
Police investigated and say the threat was not credible.
School leaders say the lockout has been lifted and that all after-school
activities will go on as scheduled.
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