The bill would require every public elementary and high school to improve fences, gates, CCTV, alarms and messaging systems; adopt a uniform emergency‑response plan for threats such as shootings, fires, earthquakes and storms; and place more counselors and mental‑health staff to help students before problems become violent. Schools must set up safety committees, undergo safety audits every two years, and the Department of Education will fund the program through its regular budget.
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HB10046 · Sources: BatasWatch
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