Minnesota SF2387 modifies school safety provisions, including reporting requirements for active shooter incidents and dangerous weapon possession.
Minnesota SF2387 modifies school safety provisions by requiring school districts to report active shooter incidents and dangerous weapon possession in school zones to the commissioner of public safety. It mandates that schools conducting active shooter drills provide students with violence prevention training. The bill also appropriates funds for anonymous threat reporting system grants to school districts, charter schools, and cooperative units.
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