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School Resource Officer Ryan Zebro, right, and Patrol Officer Reece Stahlberg talk with the staff at the front office at Whitefish High School on Tuesday, September 19. In the background are home coming directions. Homecoming had been scheduled for September 15, but had to be put on hold as the law enforcement community investigated the threat that caused schools across the Flathead to be closed.(Brenda Ahearn/Daily Inter Lake)

School Resource Officer Ryan Zebro, right, and Patrol Officer Reece Stahlberg talk with the staff at the front office at Whitefish High School on Tuesday, September 19. In the background are home coming directions. Homecoming had been scheduled for September 15, but had to be put on hold as the law enforcement community investigated the threat that caused schools across the Flathead to be closed.(Brenda Ahearn/Daily Inter Lake)

September 19, 2017

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Sense of normalcy returns as students head back to class
September 19, 2017 8:16 p.m.

Sense of normalcy returns as students head back to class

The sounds of children in classrooms and hurrying in the hallways could once again be heard Tuesday as school resumed across the Flathead Valley after three days of being canceled due to cyber threats.