The handle “accidentally got hit by a weight in the weight room,” activities principal David Bones said.
Because the handle was damaged, the alarm went off even after students returned to class. No students or teachers were injured.
By Daphne Yu
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False Alarm: No flames caused evacuation
November 9, 2011
Loud noise: The alarm went off today, sending kids out in the cold.
The handle “accidentally got hit by a weight in the weight room,” activities principal David Bones said.
Because the handle was damaged, the alarm went off even after students returned to class. No students or teachers were injured.
By Daphne Yu
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A.I.K. • Nov 16, 2011 at 9:56 am
It was freezing cold outside, i found out that shivering is an involumtary reaction…the cold was really painful……it was okay because it was an accident, but i hope no one pulls a prank in the future like this….
Avantika • Nov 10, 2011 at 9:02 pm
Haha. It went off in the middle of my psych test. When it went off the second time I almost went crazy because I didn’t think I’d finish.
There were so many rumors about people pulling the fire alarm. Nice to finally have the truth revealed.