3rd bomb threat in 3 weeks evacuates Cocoa High School Campus is now clear, students back in class
Cocoa High was evacuated after a bomb threat was called in on Feb. 11.
COCOA, Fla. – Students and staff were once again evacuated from Cocoa High School Wednesday because of a bomb threat.
Brevard Public Schools confirmed the school was evacuated to allow law enforcement to sweep the school and investigate.
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The district says students and staff were safe in a designated safety zone and are all accounted for before the threat was cleared and students returned to classes about an hour later.
This is the third time in three weeks that Cocoa High School has dealt with a bomb threat.
A parent made a bomb threat over the phone on Feb. 4, which forced the school to lock down.
Then on Feb. 11, the school evacuated everyone to the campus stadium because of a bomb threat.
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