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All-Clear Given After Beulah Middle School Bomb Threat Evacuation
April 27, 2026
The all-clear has been given and students are returning to class following a bomb threat on Monday afternoon at Beulah Middle School.
The school was evacuated about 12:40 p.m. after a bomb threat was received.
Multiple law enforcement agencies, including a bomb-sniffing K-9 from Santa Rosa County, searched the school for nearly two hours and no explosive device was found.
File photo.
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3 Responses to “All-Clear Given After Beulah Middle School Bomb Threat Evacuation”
It’s was pretty scary just seeing people rush to the door during lunch all you hear “the school is on hold” and then “lockdown” we were out there for two hours thanks fully everything was ok and I got a pretty good leg work out just by standing out there
I go this school, it was so scary today. we were outside for nearly 3 hours waiting to go back inside. a lot of people were crying.
I was at the school, I feel sick, we are being forced to go back to school as normal.