A 13-year-old boy from Seaford, Delaware, was arrested for making bomb and shooting threats against Dover Middle School, prompting a coordinated police response and a thorough search of the school, which was deemed safe. In Riverside, California, another 13-year-old girl was arrested for making threats against Chemawa Middle School via social media, part of a national trend of school threats following a recent school shooting in Georgia. Similarly, a third 13-year-old girl was apprehended in Palm Coast, Florida, after her mother reported her for posting a threatening message on social media regarding Buddy Taylor Middle School. The girl's post included ominous emojis and was reportedly made in a joking context, though it led to serious legal consequences. These incidents reflect a troubling rise in threats against schools nationwide, alarming parents and law enforcement alike. Authorities emphasize the seriousness of such threats, regardless of intent, and continue to monitor and respond to these incidents to ensure school safety.