UPDATE: Shelter-In-Place Lifted At Holmdel School

Normal operations have resumed at Holmdel schools, according to a Tweet from the school district.

Police went to Village School in Holmdel after school officials received a suspicious phone call Tuesday morning, according to the district’s website.

All of the district’s schools were put in “Shelter in Place,’’ mode, which means no one was allowed to enter or exit the building until police gave school officials clearance to return to normal operations, the notice on the district’s website said.

Around 10:40 a.m., the district sent out a Tweet that said the Shelter in Place order had been lifted.

“At this time the Holmdel Police Department have canceled the “Shelter in Place” status for all schools. Normal operations resumed,’’ the Tweet said.

After school officials got the call, police went to Village School, and they were monitoring the rest of the schools in the district, the notice said.

School officials made it clear early Tuesday morning that all students were safe.

Holmdel Schools have been the victims of three swatting cases this year, and those three cases all occurred on a Tuesday - last week, May 5 and March 31.

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