Students with disabilities; require public school districts to implement comprehensive safe-school plans and training.

SB 2066 requires Mississippi public school districts to create comprehensive safe-school plans that specifically include students with disabilities. The bill mandates proactive planning, training, and individualized emergency plans (like IEPs/504s) to address unique needs such as mobility, communication, medical requirements, and sensory challenges during crises. Districts must also conduct at least one safety drill per month and ensure plans comply with federal laws like IDEA and Section 504. The bill died in committee on February 3, 2026, and was never enacted.