READ MORE: High school football game in Chester County canceled due to threats. They, along with local officials, are looking into what's caused multiple disruptions at the school over the last three weeks. The kids could not get home for 3 hours," said Ware. The teen, who is a senior at the school, was charged with two counts of terroristic threats, two counts of threats to use weapons of mass destruction, and criminal use of a communication facility, all felonies, officials said. Board Announces Candidates for Three Board Seats, Charter School And State Educating Funding Button, Feedback Needed on Coatesville Facilities, Master Facilities Plan Update - March 2023, Join Us for Connecting Coatesville - April 13, 2023, Flexible Instruction Day on Friday, February 17, 2023, Comprehensive Plan 2023-2026: Request for Community Feedback. "Every week we are dealing with something," said a parent of Coatesville junior Cari Treer. A letter was issued to parents and guardians just after 7 a.m. stating all buses for the 8th and 9th-grade building and the 10th to 12th-grade building were being sent home to ensure the safety of the students. Shortly after the lockdown and closure, Coatesville school officials met with officials from the FBI, Chester County Emergency Management Services, the Chester County DAs office, Caln Police, Coatesville Police, the Pennsylvania Attorney General, and the director of Safe2Say tip line. First published on October 19, 2022 / 7:05 AM. Coatesville High School students were dismissed early on Friday and all school activities for the day and evening were called off. On October 13, the school was put on lockdown after three separate threats regarding weapons were received by the Pennsylvania Attorney Generals Office and then passed on to the school. A 17-year-old from Valley Township was arrested in connection with this incident, District Attorney Ryan's Office said. The teen, whose name was not released, sent an anonymous tip Monday that homemade bombs would be set off in the school. A 17-year-old senior at Coatesville Area Senior High School is facing criminal charges for making a bomb threat that prompted an evacuation Monday and a school closure Tuesday. The Coatesville Area School District is extremely dismayed by the continuation of threats of violence on our high school campus, said Richard F. Dunlap Jr., interim superintendent of the Coatesville Area School District. A 17-year-old student at Coatesville Area Senior High School called in a false bomb threat Monday that forced an evacuation at the school and sparked a series of brawls as tensions simmered, prosecutors said Wednesday. New pediatric guidelines aim to treat obesity without stigma. The district attorney says this was the 14th threat, a tip of potential violence in three weeks. Coatesville Area High School bomb threat: 17-year-old student facing His report noted that the bomb was going to go off at the school by noon Monday. With hundreds of students in motion because of the fight, the district was unable to see how widespread the fighting was and called for more police, with 37 different agencies responding to the stadium, according to the statement. Authorities are actively pursuing leads and Action News is told an arrest - or arrests - is expected soon. "No weapons were found on campus, and no explosives were found on campus. So far, the threats included students possessing firearms and threatening to use them at CASH, bomb threats, and the use of other incendiary devices. An arrest or arrests are expected soon, Dunlap said in a Tuesday statement, though it was unclear who would be charged and what those charges would be. He has lived in Chester County for more than 40 years. Anyone with information regarding the investigation should contact Chester County Detectives at 610-344-6866.

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