Students at the Polo Liceale “Pomponio Leto” in Teggiano were evacuated on 12 November 2026 after the school received a threatening email.
According to the local report, the message was reportedly the same email that had circulated the previous day. As a precaution, students were taken outside the building while Carabinieri from the Sala Consilina Company attended the scene.
The local report stated that no problems were recorded. At the time of the report, Teggiano was described as the only school known to have received the threatening message in that immediate area.
The sender of the email has not been identified in the available reporting. The report describes the message as probably the same as the previous day’s email, but it does not reproduce the text or establish independently that the two messages were identical. No separate statement from the school, the municipality, or the Carabinieri about the Teggiano operation was located.
Part of a wider wave of school threats
The Teggiano evacuation occurred amid a broader nationwide wave of anonymous bomb-threat emails sent to Italian schools.
National reporting described evacuations and inspections by law-enforcement personnel in affected schools. Authorities reported that no concrete danger had been identified and that no explosives were found in the schools inspected.
That national account provides context for the Teggiano incident, but it does not separately detail the evacuation at Pomponio Leto.
The school
The school named in the report is the Polo Liceale “Pomponio Leto” in Teggiano. Its official website identifies the institution under that name and lists its secondary-school study programs.
Teggiano is in the province of Salerno, and the responding unit identified in the local report was the Carabinieri Company of nearby Sala Consilina.
