SCHOOLS: Authorizes public school personnel to conduct weapon screenings of students upon entry onto a school campus

HB 225 authorizes public school personnel in Louisiana to conduct weapon screenings of all students upon initial entry onto school campuses during school days. The bill requires schools to use metal detectors or manual scans of personal items (like backpacks) at entry points, and allows random metal detector checks at any time without deliberate touching. It directly affects all public school students and mandates that school boards adopt written policies consistent with these screening procedures by a specified date (though the original 1995 deadline appears outdated in the text). The bill also clarifies that entry screenings do not count as personal searches and requires reporting of seized weapons or dangerous items to law enforcement.