A bomb squad with the San Jose Police Department rendered a suspicious device, believed to be an “improvised explosive device,” safe Tuesday evening at Oak Grove High School, according to police.
The device was rendered safe at about 5 p.m. Tuesday, police said. Students and staff at about 2 p.m. were evacuated from the school on Blossom Hill Road to nearby Coy Park.
Students and staff were advised to shelter in place in the morning when police received a report of a suspicious device at 11:26 a.m., police said.
The school was swept by trained bomb dogs and no other devices were found, according to police.
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