A Calif. school district is fed up with school threats, so they’ve produced PSAs

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Local TV in Fresno, California, now features two public service announcements created by the Fresno Unified School District aimed at educating students and parents on social media threats.

The PSAs warn that online threats can result in a student’s suspension, expulsion or even arrest.

The school district has also posted an electronic billboard at one of the local shopping centers that reads, “Social Media Posts are No Joke. Don’t Repost, Report.”

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