Minnesota bill modifies school safety provisions, provides grants for anonymous threat reporting systems, and mandates reporting of active shooter.
Minnesota HF1901 modifies school safety provisions by requiring school districts and charter schools to provide middle and high school students with at least one hour of evidence-based violence prevention training annually during active shooter drills. The bill also provides grants to schools for developing anonymous threat reporting systems and mandates reporting of active shooter incidents and threats to the Minnesota Fusion Center.
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