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Bomb Threat at Oxford High School Sends Students Home Early

Feb 26, 2024 | 2:41 PM

Photo: Sarahbeth Maney ~ USA TODAY NETWORK

OXFORD, MI, Feb. 26, 2024 ~ Students at Oxford High School were dismissed late Monday morning after a hoax bomb threat was sent over email.

The alert was sent out by the school district at 10 a.m. while law enforcement searched the school, who later determined there was no sign of explosives. The school is still reeling from the 2021 shooting that killed four students and injured seven others.

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