Bomb threat at Summit Academy deemed not credible

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“School Principal Gary Miller immediately put the school under lockdown and notified the appropriate authorities,” the statement read. “The building was thoroughly searched by school staff under sheriff's department oversight. No threats were found.”

Deputies determined the threat was not credible after evaluating the threat and its message, according to the Montgomery County Sheriff’s Office.

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The lockdown was lifted just before 10 a.m.

The school has notified families of the incident and resumed normal activities for the day.

The case is being investigated by the sheriff’s office.