Mississippi Safe Schools Information-Sharing Act of 2026; enact.

The Mississippi Safe Schools Information-Sharing Act of 2026 would create a secure online system for Mississippi schools to track student safety risk assessments (like threat assessments) and share key information with law enforcement and juvenile courts. School districts would be required to enter notices of such assessments within 48 hours, and local law enforcement must notify schools within 24 hours of a juvenile felony arrest, with both entries flowing into the system. The bill restricts access to designated school staff (superintendents, principals), prohibits sharing medical details, mandates annual privacy training, and limits data retention to what’s necessary for safety. It aims to improve student safety coordination while maintaining strict privacy protections under state law.