'All-Clear' Given At Moore High School After Bomb Threat Investigation

Police have given the "all-clear" after investigating a specific bomb threat that prompted the evacuation of Moore High School Thursday afternoon. 

According to Moore police, at about 1 p.m., about 3,000 students and staff members were evacuated from Moore High School, due to a specific bomb threat. The threatening message was found written on a bathroom wall. The bathroom was on school property, but not specifically in the classroom building. It was in an adjacent building. 

Police said the threat had a specific date and time, which lead to the evacuation. They did not specify the exact date and time written in the message. 

According to police, parents were asked to come pick up their children at the southwest corner of the football stadium. Students' names were read over the loud speaker for parents who've been able to check in.

School officials asked the students to stay with their classes to keep order.

Police gave the "all-clear" just before 3 p.m. The remaining students were told to go back to their 5th hour classrooms to be dismissed at 3:10 p.m. as normal. 

Buses will still be there to take the students home like normal, according to police.