School day resumes at Corinth Holders High School after threat called in

Corinth Holders High School in Johnston County was evacuated Tuesday due to a threat officials believe to be not credible.

A spokesperson from Johnston County Schools said someone called in a bomb threat to the school, but officials do not believe the threat is credible.

School officials said the school was evacuated Tuesday morning as a precaution so the campus could be searched.

Parents were notified.

A parent leaving the school with her child called it a "student prank."

Johnston County Sheriff's Office vehicles could be seen parked in front of the main building as cars flowed out of the parking lot.

The school day resumed Tuesday afternoon once an "all clear" was given.