Threat forces Ardsley Middle School evacuation
A state exam was interrupted at Ardsley Middle School Tuesday after a threat forced evacuations. The superintendent sent out an emergency e-mail to parents, saying students would be dismissed and that
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Jun 4, 2008, 1:40 PM
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A state exam was interrupted at Ardsley Middle School Tuesday after a threat forced evacuations.
The superintendent sent out an emergency e-mail to parents, saying students would be dismissed and that Greenburgh police were investigating.
Police confirm that some students saw two short videos on the Internet titled "Ardsley Sucks" and "The Plot to Bomb Ardsley." However, K-9 units and officers didn't discover anything at the school.
Some parents believe a school board member's 14-year-old son may be behind the incident. The boy allegedly made threats over the weekend, but police say they weren?t criminal.
Parents who rushed to pick up their children Tuesday complain there are too many incidents at the school. They want more open communication with administrators.
For interviews about Ardsley Middle School incidents, go to Channel 612 on your iO digital cable box and select iO Extra.
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