SOUDERTON, Pa. (WPVI) -- A bomb threat led to the evacuation of a Montgomery County high school Monday afternoon.
Just before 1:40 p.m. Monday, Souderton High School students were evacuated.
Officials say a note was found that said there was a bomb on the second floor.
Students were taken to the school's stadium and then dismissed.
Police K-9 units were called in to search the school.
About two hours into the search, two dogs got a hit on a locker.
The bomb squad was sent in, but found no explosive device.
"There may have been something in that locker the dogs are trained, as a component of a bomb, to hit on and that's probably what happened," Franconia Detective Sgt. George Moyer said.
All afterschool activities have been cancelled.
The school will open as usual on Tuesday morning.
Souderton High School evacuated over bomb threat
