Establishes "Alyssa's Law" and requires local educational agencies to implement wearable panic alert technology and critical incident response mapping

Summary

Starting in the 2027‑28 school year, every Missouri local educational agency must provide each staff member with a wearable panic‑alert device that can instantly contact emergency services and trigger a school‑wide lockdown, with location data down to the room level. The agencies also must obtain free, up‑to‑date emergency‑response maps from the device provider and share them with local police and fire responders, while keeping security records confidential except in limited circumstances. Training on device use and protocols must be completed before each school year begins.

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