Recent school shooting threats have heightened concerns in various districts across the United States. In Southern California, the Sweetwater Union School District and South Bay Union School District reported threats at two schools, which were deemed not credible, following a similar incident where a 12-year-old was arrested for making a false threat. In Texas, Copperas Cove ISD acknowledged multiple unsubstantiated threats across the state, prompting increased police patrols around school facilities. Meanwhile, in West Virginia, Huntington schools responded to potential threats with additional police presence, although no credible evidence was found. In Michigan, South Lyon Community Schools dealt with violent threats made by students on social media, resulting in the expulsion of those involved. Overall, these incidents reflect ongoing concerns about school safety and the impact of social media in spreading fear among students and parents.