Palm Bay Middle School is investigating the disappearance of several bikes from its campus, a problem that has raised concerns among students and parents. The school, located on Saturn Boulevard in Palm Bay, reported the missing bikes to police last week after staff noticed several vehicles missing from the school's bike racks. "We’re looking into it," said Principal Maria Lopez. "Security cameras are being reviewed, and we’re working with local law enforcement." Students who use the bike racks say the thefts have made them hesitant to ride to school. "I left my bike here Tuesday, and it was gone by Thursday," said 15-year-old student Ethan Carter. "It’s scary." The school district has not yet identified suspects, but officials say they are considering upgrades to campus security. "We’re looking at adding more lighting and possibly motion sensors," said district spokesperson Tom Reynolds. "Student safety is our top priority." Parents have called for increased patrols around the school, which sits near a busy intersection. "I don’t want my kids walking past empty bike racks," said parent Lisa Nguyen. "It’s a big concern." The school has also launched a tip line for students and staff to report suspicious activity. So far, no bikes have been recovered. The case remains open as investigators continue to review footage and interview witnesses.