School evacuated due to faulty sensor
After the fire alarm evacuated students and staff, fire personnel made sure the building was safe to enter again
Due to a faulty sensor, students and staff were evacuated on Tuesday, April 1.
The school was evacuated after the fire alarm went off due to a faulty sensor on Tuesday, April 1.
After a full student and staff evacuation, the building was checked by fire personnel for any potential dangers.
After an all-clear, students returned to their first block classes and were then instructed to report to their second block at approximately 9:30 a.m.
As a part-time student, senior Bailee Flaming was annoyed by the false alarm.
“I’m glad that everything ended up being OK,” Flaming said. “But, being part-time, it seemed like [the evacuation] took forever because I’m supposed to leave after first block, so I was there longer than normal.”

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