BLOOMFIELD HILLS, Mich. – Police responded to Bloomfield Hills High School on Thursday after an alarm was activated, but it turned out to be a false alarm, according to school officials.
Letter to Bloomfield Hills High School parentsTina Kostiuk, the interim superintendent of Bloomfield Hills Schools, sent the following letter to parents about the incident:“Dear Bloomfield Hills schools families,“Today, at 11:58 a.m. the BluePoint alarm was sounded at Bloomfield Hills High School.
“Bloomfield Hills High School is more than 380,000 square feet and sits on a large campus.
“Thank you for all of your support.”West Bloomfield High School to increase police presenceSchool officials from the West Bloomfield School District sent a message to families in regard to the incident at Bloomfield Hills High School.
Here’s the letter from West Bloomfield School District Community Relations and Marketing Coordinator Dan Durkin:"Earlier today, a BluePoint Alert pull station (intruder alert) was pulled at Bloomfield Hills High School.