Minnesota SF893 modifies school safety provisions, mandates violence prevention training, and establishes reporting requirements for active shooter.
Minnesota SF893 amends school safety provisions by requiring school districts and charter schools to provide at least one hour of evidence-based violence prevention training annually to middle and high school students during active shooter drills. The bill also mandates that school districts report active shooter incidents and threats to the commissioner of education and the Minnesota Fusion Center, including details such as the incident description, offender information, and the school's response.
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