Threat against Hampton Township School District deemed non-credible

HAMPTON TOWNSHIP, Pa. — Threats made on Wednesday against the Hampton Township School District have been deemed non-credible, according to an updated letter from the superintendent.

In an update posted to the district’s website, the threat was found to be non-credible and the individual who made the threat has been identified.

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The district said the information about the person responsible has been turned over to local police.

The superintendent said the district plans to proceed with the school day on Thursday as normal, with an increased police presence out of an abundance of caution.

“We are extremely thankful for the positive relationship we have with the Hampton Township Police Department who work diligently to investigate these serious situations in order to keep our students and staff safe,” the updated letter says.

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