Multiple school districts across the United States have been grappling with an alarming rise in threats of violence, predominantly communicated via social media. In Buckeye, AZ, and Kansas City, MO, local law enforcement and school officials have been addressing parents' concerns and emphasizing the importance of not spreading such threats. In Maryland, parents at Northwest High School expressed fear and frustration over delayed communication following a student's arrest for possessing a loaded gun on campus. Meanwhile, Springfield, OH, has seen heightened security measures, including daily patrols by state troopers, following a surge in bomb threats linked to debunked claims by former President Donald Trump regarding Haitian immigrants. Authorities urge the community to report threats and maintain open communication with school officials to ensure safety.