Tennessee SB0386 mandates early warning sign reporting for student safety and behavioral issues.
Tennessee SB0386, the Early Behavioral Intervention and Reporting Act, requires local education agencies (LEAs) and public charter schools to implement a computer-based system for teachers and staff to report early warning signs of student safety, health, or behavioral issues. These signs include harassment, threats of violence, and substance abuse. The system must align with other state laws and school safety plans. LEAs and public charter schools must train staff on identifying these signs and using the system.
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