Archive · 31 Oct 2025
Fort Worth High School on SECURE Protocol Due to Bomb Threat
A high school in Fort Worth, Texas, called Paschal High, had to lock down because someone reported a possible bomb.
This means all doors were locked and kids couldn't leave right away to keep everyone safe.
Police and a bomb squad came to check everything out.
Later, the school carefully let the students go home in groups.
Everyone inside the school was safe during the whole event.
Paschal High School in Fort Worth, Texas, was placed on a 'SECURE protocol' due to a potential bomb threat.
The Fort Worth Police Department and the Fort Worth Fire Department's bomb squad responded to the incident.
Principal Rodney White confirmed that all students and staff were safe inside the school.
The SECURE protocol involved locking exterior doors and delaying dismissal while police investigated.
The Fort Worth Independent School District began a controlled release of students from the campus.
- Who
- Paschal High School students and staff, Fort Worth Police Department, Fort Worth Fire Department's bomb squad, Fort Worth ISD Police Department
- What
- Paschal High School was placed on SECURE protocol following reports of a potential bomb threat, leading to a controlled release of students.
- When
- Thursday afternoon
- Where
- Paschal High School, Fort Worth, Texas
- Why
- Following reports of a potential bomb threat.
- School
- Paschal High School
- Location
- Fort Worth, Texas
- Incident Type
- Bomb Threat Investigation
- Response Agencies
- Fort Worth Police Department, Fort Worth Fire Department Bomb Squad, Fort Worth ISD Police Department
- Protocol Initiated
- SECURE protocol