In response to a series of threats made against schools across different states, several districts have heightened security measures. In Massachusetts, police increased their presence after threats were made against Methuen High School and Donald P. Timony Grammar School, leading to one student's arrest and a thorough investigation confirming safety. Similarly, in Austin, Texas, a Westlake High School student was taken into custody for making threats on Snapchat, prompting the school to enhance vigilance despite no credible threat being identified. Meanwhile, New Jersey witnessed school closures due to an online threat affecting multiple districts, although authorities did not deem the threat credible; schools in some areas remained open with heightened security. These incidents illustrate a growing trend of threats against schools, prompting swift responses from law enforcement and school officials to ensure student safety. The involvement of the FBI and local police highlights the seriousness with which these threats are treated across the nation.