More than two dozen incidents, including numerous online school threats, have caused panic in Connecticut communities and disrupted classes this month.

Regional School District 13 said police have charged two students for making threats against the Strong Middle School community in Durham over the weekend and Monday. In a statement to families, superintendent Doug Schuch said one threat was made by a student over the weekend who did not attend school Monday or Tuesday.

There was an increased police presence at Bloomfield schools on Tuesday after a message perceived as threatening was posted to TikTok on Sunday. The department’s detective bureau was made aware of the

Multiple schools across Connecticut and Long Island have faced threats this week. Advocates say the uptick in violent rhetoric is due to a broadening culture of gun violence — and the fear that comes with it.

Threats of violence have sparked chaos at dozens of schools in Chicago and its surrounding suburbs since the beginning of the school year, leading to lockdowns, security screenings and days of

Ohio schools have endured a spike in shooting and bomb threats this year, even before threats resulting from the GOP's baseless conspiracy about Haitian immigrants eating family pets led to school closures in Springfield,