Phoenix police: Social-media school threats can be charged as terroristic threats; 14-year-old arrested A Phoenix Police Department investigator told a Paradise Valley Unified District briefing that social-media threats to schools are treated as terroristic threats, described how platforms and precinct technology help investigations, and said a 14-year-old was arrested within 24 hours after a Snapchat threat.

A 14-year-old was arrested within hours after making a Snapchat threat to a classmate, highlighting the serious legal consequences of social media jokes turned criminal.

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Phoenix Number 1 Governing Board Reviews Bond Progress and Student Achievements Board discusses bond project updates and goals for improving student literacy rates.

The Phoenix #1 Governing Board meeting revealed exciting updates on infrastructure improvements, critical support for school social workers, and ambitious literacy goals to elevate student success.

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