School Bomb Threats in Alaska, Authorities Investigating

Multiple Alaska school districts, including LKSD, YSD, and KSD, is facing non-credible school bomb threats via email. Superintendents reported threats to law enforcement, while schools continued normal operations, advising parents to contact them for concerns.

Alaska school districts, including LKSD, YSD, and KSD, faced noon-credible school bomb threats via email. (PHOTO: Fox Carolina)

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Alaskan School Bomb Threats: Multiple Districts Affected

Multiple school districts in Alaska, specifically those along the Kuskokwim River, were hit with bomb threats via email. KYUK reported that this included Lower Kuskokwim School District (LKSD), Yupiit School District (YSD), and the Aniak-based Kuspuk School District (KSD). However, as of now, these school bomb threats are not being treated as credible.

The superintendent of Kuspuk School District, Madeline Aguilard, revealed that she and other 11 other Alaska school superintendents received email threatening violence within their schools. The school bomb threats were vague and lacked specific details, but they were taken seriously, with all districts urging people to report anything suspicious.

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Widespread School Bomb Threats in Alaska Sparks Concern, Credibility Assessment Underway

Other districts like Dillingham City School District, Annette Island School District, and Southeast Island School District also reported similar threats on social media. According to Yahoo News, discussions among superintendents and law enforcement suggested that these school bomb threats were not credible.

Both KSD and LKSD promptly reported the threats to law enforcement agencies, Alaska State Troopers and FBI, who are actively investigating the source. Despite the school bomb threats, schools in these districts remained open, with no changes to the daily schedule. Parents were encouraged to reach out to their local schools if they had concerns about their student’s pick-up.

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