Tennessee HB2364 amends school safety protocols, requiring local education agencies to notify parents of credible threats of violence or disruptive.
Tennessee HB2364 modifies school safety regulations by mandating that local education agencies notify parents and guardians of students when credible threats of violence or significantly disruptive behavior occur on school grounds. The bill requires these notifications within 48 hours of determining the threat's credibility. It also mandates that school employees designated to conduct searches complete specific training. Local boards of education must report quarterly on the number of credible threats. The act takes effect July 1, 2026.
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