Public Meeting Scheduled To Address North Austin School Threats

NORTH AUSTIN, TX — Austin ISD officials have scheduled a public meeting this evening to address multiple recent threats that have been made against Reagan Early College High School, including one reported on Monday.

To date, three unspecified threats have been made against the school at 7104 Berkman Dr. in Northeast Austin, officials said. A letter reportedly was sent to parents addressing the latest threat made on Monday. Classes operated on a normal schedule on Tuesday despite the most recent threat, but police presence has been bolstered at the site as an added precaution, officials said.

On Monday, classes at Reagan High School were scheduled on a two-hour delay in the wake of the latest threat against the campus in order to accommodate a police investigation. Police later issued an all-clear after finding no threat on campus. Monday's threat followed one that one was the previous Wednesday.

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Reagan High School is due to be closed for Spring Break from March 12-16.

The public meeting on Tuesday, April 17, is scheduled to take place at 5:30 p.m. in the Performing Arts Center at the school on Berkman Drive. Police, administrators and counselors are expected to be on hand to respond to questions and hear concerns.

Messages left by Patch to Austin ISD communications personnel seeking additional details were not returned.