The Students Safe at School Act mandates notice requirements for school shooting drills and simulations.
The Students Safe at School Act requires schools to provide notice to parents or legal guardians before active shooter drills and simulations. Students in grades nine through twelve can opt out of participation in active shooter simulations, and parents must provide written notice to the school. Schools must also provide notice of an upcoming practice active shooter drill at least twenty-four hours prior to the drill.
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