Sulphur Schools Evacuated After Bomb Threat; All Students And Staff Safe

By Calcasieu Staff

Published December 03, 2025

Sulphur, Louisiana - The Sulphur High School Main Campus and Sulphur High School 9th Grade Campus were evacuated Wednesday after a bomb threat was reported to the Sulphur Police Department, according to statements from the Calcasieu Parish School Board and law enforcement.

Officials said all students, faculty, and staff were safely removed from the buildings as a precaution. Authorities urged parents, guardians, and the public to avoid the area while law enforcement followed established safety protocols.

An update to this story has been published. Read the update here.

Law Enforcement Responds To Bomb Threat

According to the Sulphur Police Department, officers are actively responding to the bomb threat and coordinating with other agencies as needed. While specific investigative steps were not detailed, police stated they are “following protocols and ensuring everyone’s safety.”

No injuries have been reported, and there has been no indication from officials of any device being found as of the latest information provided. Authorities did not release the exact timing of the threat or how it was received, beyond confirming that the Sulphur Police Department was the agency notified.

School Board: Campuses Evacuated, Updates To Come

The Calcasieu Parish School Board confirmed that both the Sulphur High Main Campus and the Sulphur High 9th Grade Campus were evacuated in response to the threat.

In its public statement, the school board emphasized that:

  • All students, faculty, and staff are safe.
  • Both campuses have been cleared as a precaution.
  • Law enforcement is handling the situation.
  • Further updates will be provided as more information becomes available.

Officials also requested that families and community members stay away from the school area to allow emergency responders to work without interference and to keep traffic from becoming congested.

Parents Urged To Avoid Campus Area

Police and school officials stressed that parents should not rush to the campuses during the response. While that instinct is understandable, they noted that additional traffic can slow down emergency vehicles and create confusion during an active investigation.

Both the Calcasieu Parish School Board and the Sulphur Police Department said they will share more information when they are able, including any impact on the school schedule once the threat is fully assessed.

Community Safety And Ongoing Investigation

Bomb threats are treated as serious criminal matters, and even when no device is found, they can lead to significant legal consequences for anyone responsible. Authorities did not comment on any suspects or possible motives, and no timeline has been provided for when students and staff may return to normal operations.

For now, officials continue to focus on safety, evacuation procedures, and clearing the campuses. Further details are expected in subsequent updates from law enforcement and the school district.

Residents and parents are encouraged to monitor official channels from the Calcasieu Parish School Board and the Sulphur Police Department for verified information, rather than relying on social media rumors or unofficial reports.

All persons are presumed innocent until proven guilty.

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