Schools across several states are dealing with a surge in threats following a deadly shooting at Apalachee High School in Georgia. In Alabama, Montgomery Public Schools are on high alert, collaborating with law enforcement after threats on social media, while other districts like Eufaula and Walker County have also taken precautionary measures, including lockdowns and postponing events. In Florida, Broward County Public Schools worked with multiple law enforcement agencies and arrested a 14-year-old girl after she made threats on social media, which she later claimed were a joke. In Georgia, three students were arrested for making online threats to various schools, including Brooks County Middle School and Valdosta Middle School. Meanwhile, Lynchburg High School in Virginia faced a threat that led to an early dismissal, but no suspect has been identified yet.