Establishes a classroom safety review and referral program for students engaging in violent criminal conduct in Texas public schools.

The bill creates a classroom safety review and referral program for students who engage in violent criminal conduct in Texas public schools. If a principal has reasonable grounds to believe a student has engaged in such conduct, they must refer the student to a classroom safety review committee or report to law enforcement. The committee reviews evidence and may refer the student to a juvenile diversion administrator or a referral board. The referral board reviews evidence and may report the student's conduct to law enforcement or refer the student to the juvenile diversion administrator.

Establishes a classroom safety review and referral program for students engaging in violent criminal conduct in Texas public schools.

The bill creates a classroom safety review and referral program for students who engage in violent criminal conduct in Texas public schools. If a principal has reasonable grounds to believe a student has engaged in such conduct, they must refer the student to a classroom safety review committee or report to law enforcement. The committee reviews evidence and may refer the student to a juvenile diversion administrator or a referral board. The referral board reviews evidence and may report the student's conduct to law enforcement or refer the student to the juvenile diversion administrator.