Minnesota SF676 mandates timely notice to teachers and parents of violent incidents and dangerous weapon incidents at school.

Minnesota SF676 requires schools to notify teachers and parents within 48 hours of violent incidents on school grounds or at school-sponsored activities resulting in injuries. The notice must indicate if the school has videos or recordings of the incident. Schools must also inform teachers and parents when a dangerous weapon is brandished or confiscated. The notice cannot include identifying information about students involved. The bill prohibits schools from retaliating against employees who report, discuss, or publicize incidents of school violence or dangerous conduct.

Minnesota SF676 mandates timely notice to teachers and parents of violent incidents and dangerous weapon incidents at school.

Minnesota SF676 requires schools to notify teachers and parents within 48 hours of violent incidents on school grounds or at school-sponsored activities resulting in injuries. The notice must indicate if the school has videos or recordings of the incident. Schools must also inform teachers and parents when a dangerous weapon is brandished or confiscated. The notice cannot include identifying information about students involved. The bill prohibits schools from retaliating against employees who report, discuss, or publicize incidents of school violence or dangerous conduct.