Senate: Objection to Consent calendar; Senate: Majority caucus; Senate: Minority caucus
Summary
The bill adds a new statute that obligates each school district’s board to adopt a public safety policy, naming the superintendent as the official responsible for its implementation. It mandates immediate notification of parents, staff, the community, and law‑enforcement when threats or violent incidents occur, and requires confiscation of weapons until police arrive. Violations by superintendents or board members can be charged as felonies, with harsher penalties if injuries result.
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