School safety plans enhanced, anonymous threat reporting system established, circumstances when firearms are permitted on school property modified, additional student support personnel aid provided, and money appropriated.
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Summary
The measure requires every Minnesota public and charter school to adopt an evidence‑based safety plan that ties into a crisis‑management policy and to report the plan to a new School Safety Center. It also mandates a 24‑hour anonymous threat‑reporting system, revises penalties and exemptions for firearms on school property, and sets new funding formulas for student support personnel. The changes aim to improve preparedness, early threat detection, and resources for student safety, but the bill did not pass.
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