California AB1943 requires schools to inform parents about secure firearm storage to prevent youth firearm suicide and access to guns.
California AB1943 mandates that local educational agencies inform parents of enrolled pupils about the importance of secure firearm storage in homes with firearms. The notice must include risks of unsecured firearms, resources for secure storage, and information on California's child access prevention laws. The California Department of Education will develop model language for this notice, which local educational agencies must use. The bill also requires the department to curate best practices for school shooter drills and provide formatting options for posting notices on school websites.
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