School safety plans enhanced, student discipline provisions modified, anonymous reporting systems enabled, safe schools revenue increased, school building and cybersecurity grant program modified, reports required, and money appropriated.
Introduction and first reading, referred to; Motion to suspend rules; Motion did not prevail
Summary
The measure directs the Minnesota School Safety Center to create and review evidence‑based safety plans, encourages 24‑hour anonymous threat reporting, and raises safe‑schools funding formulas. It also restricts dismissals for preschool through grade 3, sets new grant programs for building security and cybersecurity, and provides up to $500,000 facility grants. The bill failed to pass.
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