Several schools across the United States faced social media threats, leading to the arrest of multiple juveniles. In Independence, Kentucky, a suspect was charged after making threats against Summit View Academy, prompting increased police presence (Source 1). Similarly, in Lee’s Summit, Missouri, a student was detained following a threatening TikTok post targeting East Trails Middle School, with police and the FBI involved in the investigation (Source 2). Elizabethtown, Kentucky saw a boy charged with terroristic threatening after a threat was made against T.K. Stone Middle School, though it was deemed non-credible (Sources 3 and 5). In Longview, Texas, a juvenile was detained for making threats against a Pine Tree ISD campus, underlining the seriousness with which such threats are treated (Source 4). Schools have emphasized the importance of reporting suspicious activities and the legal consequences of making threats, even as jokes.