'Safety concern' forces evacuation at Lake Washington High School in Kirkland

Kirkland, WALocal News

On Monday, Lake Washington High School in Kirkland was evacuated due to a bomb threat that raised serious safety concerns among students and staff. District officials acted swiftly, prioritizing the safety of all individuals on campus by initiating an evacuation. The threat suggested that a bomb was placed in a bathroom, prompting a comprehensive search by law enforcement. Fortunately, after an extensive investigation, authorities concluded that no bomb was found. In light of the incident, the Lake Washington School District canceled classes for the remainder of the day, ensuring that students were kept safe and secure.

The district is now collaborating with the Kirkland Police Department to investigate the origins of the threat. Incidents like these highlight the importance of rapid response procedures in educational environments. The community remains vigilant as officials work to prevent future threats and ensure student safety.

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