Northside High School resumes normal operations after receiving threat Monday morning 

WARNER ROBINS — The Houston County Sheriff’s Office Communications Division received a call at about 8:39 a.m. about a possible threat to Northside High School. 

According to a media release, Centerville Police Chief Cedric Duncan relayed the message to HCSO after the call was made to CPD.

HCSO deputies and Warner Robins Police Department responded immediately to the school. Upon arrival, law enforcement personnel worked in coordination with school administrators, faculty, and staff to ensure the safety of all students and to conduct a thorough investigation. 

Following a comprehensive assessment, no active threat was identified to the school or its occupants. The school has since returned to normal operations. 

The media release says the Houston County Sheriff’s Office, in partnership with the Houston County School District, takes all threats to schools with the utmost seriousness. An active investigation is underway to determine the origin of the reported threat. 

The Houston County Sheriff’s Office says the safety and security of students, faculty, and staff remains its highest priority. Additional information will be released as it becomes available.