Following the tragic shooting at Apalachee High School in Georgia, which resulted in four fatalities, multiple school districts across the U.S. are grappling with a surge in threats and copycat incidents. In South Florida, a juvenile was arrested for making threats via social media against Lamar Louise Curry Middle School, prompting increased police presence at local schools. Similarly, authorities in Georgia reported several arrests for making terroristic threats in response to fears triggered by the recent school shooting. In Oklahoma City, school districts implemented additional security measures after receiving online shooting threats, reinforcing the community's commitment to student safety. Meanwhile, Roberta law enforcement assured parents about security measures taken at Crawford County Middle High School after a rumor about a potential shooting circulated. The Georgia Bureau of Investigation highlighted the importance of vigilance and prompt reporting of any suspicious activity by students and parents alike.