Minnesota SF3983 mandates schools to implement anonymous threat reporting systems and report on their use.
Minnesota SF3983 requires schools to either use the Department of Public Safety's statewide anonymous threat reporting system or implement their own local system. Schools must inform students, families, employees, and community members about the system and how to use it. The Department of Education must provide a list of third parties offering anonymous reporting systems, including those that are free or low-cost. The bill also mandates schools to form a school-based team to handle reports, promote public awareness about the system, and implement student violence prevention training.
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