'Not credible' threats continue at Pittsburgh-area schools

School threats continue at a number of schools in the area.

Students at Seneca Valley's secondary school should expect to see an increased police presence Monday for grades 7-12.

In a precautionary move after the district said some vague threats were made against the building over the weekend.

The District says they worked with police and determined the threats were not credible.

Also, Brentwood School District says the online threat made against its schools was also deemed to be not credible.

Last week the FBI issued a statement saying it would take threats against local schools very seriously.