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KAPLAN - In less than a week, there was another bomb scare at a Vermilion Parish school.
At around 9 a.m. on Monday, a bomb threat note was located in a Rene Rost Middle School restroom.
Students, staff, and faculty were moved off campus while law enforcement searched the campus with three bomb-smelling dogs furnished by the Erath Police Department and La. K-9.
The dogs located no bomb.
By 11 a m. the students and faculty were brought back to the middle school, where school continued.

An Erath High student allegedly confessed to the Erath High administration for writing the bomb threat note on the wall in the Erath High gymnasium bathroom.
The student’s name has not been released, and as of 10:50 a.m., it is unknown if charges were filed against the student.
The bomb threat happened Wednesday morning after a student walked into the boy’s bathroom in the gym and saw writing on the wall.
The note allegedly said, “F...this school, I want to blow it up.”
The student reported the note to the Erath administration.

ERATH - On Wednesday morning, someone wrote a note on the boy’s restroom wall in the Erath High gymnasium that allegedly said, “F...this school, I want to blow it up.”
A student saw the note when he went to the restroom and reported it to the Erath High administration.
The EHS administration quickly investigated the note, determined it was a threat and announced a school evacuation over the intercom.
Over the next two hours, the high school and middle school were evacuated and searched by bomb-smelling dogs.
No bomb was located.