Recent threats against schools have led to multiple arrests in Ashland, Kentucky, and Arlington, Texas. In Ashland, two youths were arrested following a focused investigation into threats shared on social media, which included a list of student names. Meanwhile, Arlington police arrested an 18-year-old, Kevin Martinez-Molina, for creating a social media threat as a prank, and two students for making verbal threats, all charged with Terroristic Threats. Authorities emphasized the serious consequences of such actions, including potential criminal charges, suspension, or expulsion for students. In Michigan, the Kent County Prosecutor noted a rise in charges related to school threats, reflecting a commitment to maintaining safety in schools. This trend underscores the need for open conversations between parents and children about the repercussions of making threats, even in jest.