Classes were disrupted at Easton Area High School again this week when students were evacuated this morning at around 10:50 a.m., after an undisclosed but presumably threatening message was found scribbled on a bathroom wall, Interim Superintendent John Reinhart said in a message on the district website.
Students returned to the building 18 minutes later, at 11:08 a.m.
Administrators are meeting to discuss the potential responses to address interruptions to instruction such as the one today and the bomb threat last week that also caused the school to be evacuated, the district said.
Time may be taken from scheduled vacations or tacked onto the end of the school year, the administration said, adding that anyone found guilty of causing such interruptions will be expelled from EAHS.
Certain lavatories may be closed in response to the messages, and the administration is considering adding more security personnel as well.
School officials urge students with any knowledge of who may have been involved with the event today and/or the one last week to "present this information to a responsible adult as soon as possible."
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