We obviously have a crazy person running around in Freehold!

2nd time in less than a month. what authorities have done or are waiting for something to happen. too sad, but honestly the personnel is taking this too light. I'm worried about my son and all those responsibles kids, but seems that nobody else worry about them.

That's actually very sad that has happened. I'm glad all are safe. I do hope they are investigating this to no end. It's so scary to even send your children to school anymore. Thoughts and prayers to all those families!

Enough is Enough already. Maybe more than a slap on the hand is needed. Thank you to the outstanding staff and First responders who made sure of the safety of our kids.

As a parent I'm wondering why nothing has been communicated to me as to what they are doing to prevent this from happening in the future. Not even a note was sent home after the first incident. Why should I send my son to school tomorrow if no one is assuring me of my sons safety!

Thanks to the Boro staff, police, the bus drivers, everyone who helped get 1000+ kids out and over to the church and then back to the school. I have three kids at that complex, my heart sinks everytiime I get that message, you just never know these days. Again, thanks for keeping our kids safe.

I think we need to find the student or students involved. This is costing too much time and money . This is really quite serious and should relay to the kids that this is no joke. Every time I get that phone call my heart stops . You cannot put up with this with what's going on at this time .

For the parents who are complaining that the schools who are not doing enough...it may be one of YOUR own children perpetrating these threats, and certainly it is a classmate. Boycotting or raining-down complaints on the school is counter-productive. Perhaps instead you can offer to volunteer (and go through the fingerprinting and background checks and everything) to help monitor the schools for a while, until this apparent fad wears-off. The kids (even the ones not at fault) do not appreciate the seriousness or cost of these threats, but the students, too, will get tired of this and it will cease. We obviously can't ignore these threats, due to unfortunate precedent, but these incidents do not actually mean our children are, in fact, in any danger. The schools must "over-react" in the name of safety, but we parents don't have to over-react in the name of drama. (For the record, all my children attended PAE/FIS.)