Texas SB2392 requires school principals to notify local law enforcement of certain offenses on school property or at school events.

Texas SB2392 amends the Education Code to mandate that principals of public or private schools notify local law enforcement if they have reasonable grounds to believe certain offenses have occurred. These offenses include deadly conduct, terroristic threats, drug-related activities, and possession of certain weapons or devices. The notification must be made within 72 hours of becoming aware of the conduct. The bill specifies that the change applies only to conduct occurring after its effective date, which is September 1, 2025.

Texas SB2392 requires school principals to notify local law enforcement of certain offenses on school property or at school events.

Texas SB2392 amends the Education Code to mandate that principals of public or private schools notify local law enforcement if they have reasonable grounds to believe certain offenses have occurred. These offenses include deadly conduct, terroristic threats, drug-related activities, and possession of certain weapons or devices. The notification must be made within 72 hours of becoming aware of the conduct. The bill specifies that the change applies only to conduct occurring after its effective date, which is September 1, 2025.