Across the United States, school threats have surged, disrupting educational environments and prompting severe responses from authorities. In Connecticut, multiple school threats have led to arrests and heightened calls for parental involvement, with experts emphasizing the gravity of such actions. Meanwhile, in Florida, Volusia County Sheriff Mike Chitwood has adopted a controversial approach by publicly posting mugshots and videos of minors accused of making school threats, arguing it as a deterrent despite mixed public reactions. This strategy follows a wave of false threats that have drained law enforcement resources and caused widespread alarm. Law enforcement officials nationwide are grappling with the balance between deterring threats and managing the psychological and social impact on communities.