In response to a series of anonymous threats against schools, several districts have heightened security measures. Hampton schools are increasing police presence and conducting additional weapons detection canine visits following online threats, although officials state there is no credible evidence supporting the threats. In Cabot, Arkansas, a note found at Cabot High School prompted collaboration with local law enforcement, emphasizing severe consequences for any threats made against students. Meanwhile, Bethlehem Central School District in New York is responding to a specific anonymous phone threat to 'shoot up' Bethlehem High School, with police conducting sweeps and increasing patrols. Each district is urging families to report any suspicious behavior and reassures heightened security measures are in place to ensure student safety. These actions come amid growing concerns over school safety following recent incidents involving violence in educational settings.