Multiple Indiana schools close over bomb threats but police say no devices found

No suspicious or explosive devices were found in any Indiana schools, according to a news release from the Indiana State Police. Bond set at $15kEarlier this week multiple school districts in Illinois saw similar threats. None of the biggest school districts in central Indiana — including Indianapolis Public Schools, Hamilton Southeastern Schools, Perry and Wayne Township Schools or Carmel Clay Schools — received threats. The Indiana Department of Education referred IndyStar to the Indiana State Police statement for information. These Indiana schools had eLearning Friday, April 14:These Indiana schools closed Friday, April 14:The following school districts reported they did not receive a threat: