A 16-year-old student from Lincoln Unified School District in Stockton has been arrested for making social media threats against their school, marking a significant incident amid a trend of similar threats across multiple schools in Northern California. Parents reacted by pulling their children from school, highlighting the impact of ongoing threats that have also led to arrests in Modesto and other areas. Police have reported that many of these threats appear to be part of a social media trend, with several students facing charges despite the threats often being deemed unsubstantiated. The Lincoln High School has implemented a cell phone ban, which some parents support for reducing distractions. In Kentucky, a middle school student was also arrested for threatening to bring a gun to school, although no weapon was found, reinforcing a strong response from school authorities across different regions. Law enforcement agencies emphasize the seriousness of such threats and urge caution when using social media.