'Precautionary' Lockdown At Seaford HS Due To Threat: Police

SEAFORD, NY — Seaford High School was placed in lockdown after Nassau police said the district received a threat.

Police would not specify what type of threat, but they respond to the school shortly after at 7 a.m. and it was closed temporarily as a precaution, a spokesperson told Patch.

The school opened a short time later when officers deemed the threat "non-credible," Superintendent of Schools Dr. Adele Pecora wrote families, and police deemed the school to be safe.

"We thank the NCPD for their quick response and thorough investigation," Pecora said. "We also thank our students and families for your patience as we followed our school safety plan."