Multiple schools across the United States have faced threats involving firearms and violence, leading to numerous arrests and heightened security measures. In San Antonio, a Stevens High School student was arrested for bringing a handgun to campus. Similarly, two students at the Mellon Learning Center were charged after threatening to bring guns to school. In Memphis, five individuals were arrested after threats led to lockdowns in several schools. Meanwhile, rumors of threats at Kingman schools prompted increased police presence, despite the threats being deemed not credible. In Volusia County, an 11-year-old was arrested for making a 'kill list' and showing off weapons. These incidents highlight ongoing concerns about school safety and the need for vigilant monitoring and swift response to potential threats.