Recent threats against schools in Anderson County, Tennessee, were deemed 'unfounded' by local authorities, who clarified that the threats originated from outside the area and posed no immediate risk to students or staff. In White City, Oregon, a student was found not to have made a credible threat after an investigation by the Jackson County Sheriff’s Office, which included interviews with the student and witnesses. Meanwhile, a 12-year-old student in Chula Vista, California, was arrested after creating and sharing threatening messages related to a potential school shooting, which sparked panic but confirmed there was no active threat. The Chula Vista Police emphasized that they had a presence at the school and confirmed there was never a credible threat. As a precaution, security measures were heightened at several local schools amidst the spread of rumors. Parents and community members expressed relief following these investigations, emphasizing the importance of swift communication and safety protocols in schools.