Peer pressure among students at Oak Church of England Primary School in Huddersfield is discouraging pupils from reporting issues, with Ofsted noting a culture where students view speaking out as 'snitching'. Although the school has made progress since being placed in 'special measures', significant gaps in learning and concerns over behavior management persist. Meanwhile, at Palmyra-Macedon High School in New York, a fake school shooting threat caused panic, resulting in an arrest and highlighting ongoing fears among parents and students about safety. Petersburg City Public Schools are reinforcing their zero-tolerance policy on threats, urging parents to discuss the serious repercussions of such behavior with their children. Hillsborough County has seen a surge in school threats, prompting law enforcement to offer rewards for information and emphasizing the mental health impact on affected communities. The trend of threats, often hoaxes, continues to raise concern, as seen in discussions following incidents in Kansas City, where school officials stress the importance of preparedness against potential violence.