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UPDATE: Spokane Valley Police Respond To Threat At Central Valley High School
Submitted by Fox First at Ten on March 20th

UPDATE: Central Valley High School has been released for the day due to a police situation. Students were evacuated from school but are in no danger. Parents may pick up students at 16th and Sullivan. PREVIOUS STORY: UPDATE: Spokane Valley Police responded to a threat at Central Valley H.S. on Wednesday morning. School administrators tell KHQ that none of the students were in danger. For precautionary reasons, students were evacuated to a church parking lot at 16th/Sullivan while police searched the school to make sure there was no actual threat to students or staff.   PREVIOUS STORY:

BREAKING: There is a police situation happening at Central Valley High School. There is NO credible threat to students at this hour. The students are being moved to a parking lot nearby as a precaution.

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