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 Oct 27, 2026

Bomb Threat Reported to Circle Public Schools Monday

Circle Public Schools says its building has been thoroughly searched and cleared after the district received information Monday about a potential bomb threat and contacted law enforcement. After consulting with law enforcement, the district says there is no ongoing threat, and normal school operations resume today,
Tuesday, Oct. 27.
 
Release from the Circle Public School on Monday:
 
Today, the District received information concerning a potential bomb threat involving our schools. The District immediately contacted local law enforcement, who responded and began reviewing the situation.
 
Law enforcement conducted a thorough search of the building, which has been cleared at this time.
The District would like to extend its sincere appreciation to all first responders, including the McCone County Sheriff’s Office, Fire Department, EMS, and other Law Enforcement Agencies for their prompt response and assistance.
 
The District takes all threats seriously and remains committed to the safety and security of our students, staff, and community. Following consultation with law enforcement, the District will resume normal school operations tomorrow as there is no ongoing threat.
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