Michigan HB4222 amends school safety procedures by requiring regular updates to emergency operations plans.
Michigan HB4222 modifies procedures for school emergency operations plans, requiring school districts, intermediate school districts, and public and nonpublic schools to review and update their plans at least every three school years. The plans must address various emergencies, including school violence, bomb threats, and weather-related incidents. Schools must also establish a crisis team to manage safety incidents, including lockdowns and reunification procedures. The bill mandates that these plans and related information remain confidential and exempt from public disclosure.
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