Recent days have seen a surge in school threats across various regions, leading to significant disruptions and heightened security measures. In St. Louis, multiple schools faced threats causing lockdowns and cancellations, with police urging parents to report threats promptly rather than posting them online. In Little Rock, a 16-year-old, Jalyn Nalley, was arraigned on charges including making terroristic threats against a school. Similar incidents occurred in Durham, where two students were charged for making threats against Strong Middle School, and in Alachua County, Florida, where an 11-year-old boy was arrested for threatening a shootout. Multiple schools in Memphis were also placed on lockdown due to threats, with local authorities suspecting many of these to be hoaxes driven by overseas sources and chatbots. Law enforcement and school officials emphasize the importance of immediate reporting and thorough investigation to ensure student safety.