Students and staff at Fenwick High School in Oak Park were cleared to return to their school building after being evacuated due to a bomb threat on Monday morning.
Students and staff at Fenwick High School in Oak Park were cleared to return to their school building after being evacuated on Monday morning.
“Fenwick has implemented its crisis protocols and the building has been evacuated until a thorough investigation can occur,” the message read. “All students, faculty and staff are currently safe and away from the building, and there is no immediate threat to their well-being.”
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