SCHOOLS: Requires mandatory reporting of school threats and provides for physical security school assessments for K-12 schools. (8/1/26) (EN SEE FISC NOTE GF EX)

The bill number was changed from SB 450 (Enrolled) to SLS 26RS-699 (Original).

The list of sponsors was reduced from multiple representatives to only Senator Edmonds.

Page headers and footers were updated to reflect the new document structure and original version status.

Expanded mandatory threat reporting to include terrorism threats and electronic communications.

Changed the requirement for the Department of Education to post assessment availability on its website instead of just advising schools.

Added a new subsection requiring assessments to include specific safety and security measures.

Reduced the deadline for the Fusion Center to report received threats from an unspecified period to seven calendar days.

Updated the definition of 'Louisiana Fusion Center' to include 'Louisiana State Analytical and Fusion Exchange'.

Corrected the legal citation for fusion center record confidentiality from R.S. 43:3 to R.S. 44:3, aligning the bill with the appropriate statute.

Added a requirement that written reports on school safety assessments must include specific options for consideration.

Updated the document title from 'REENGROSSED' to 'RE-REENGROSSED' to reflect the legislative status.

Changed the fusion center's obligation from conducting assessments automatically to conducting them only upon a specific request from a school.

Clarified that the three-year limit on assessments applies to each individual school, rather than the district as a whole.

Added a requirement for the state Department of Education to inform all schools about the availability of these assessments.

Added a provision stating the fusion center can only conduct assessments within the limits of appropriated funds and available personnel.

Corrected page numbering from 'Page 1 of 8' to 'Page 1 of 9' and updated the header title from 'ENGROSSED' to 'REENGROSSED'.