Relates to training for school security guards

Added co-sponsor DeSTEFANO to the list of legislators introducing the bill.

Updated the legislative history to include an additional committee discharge and recommitment step.

Adjusted line breaks and hyphenation in the introductory text and department name listings.

Updated the document tracking number from LBD00537-07-6 to LBD00537-08-6.

Added a new Section 1 establishing the official short title of the act as the 'school security guard training enhancement act'.

Changed the effective date from a relative 180-day period to a fixed date of August 1, 2027.

Expanded the mandatory training curriculum to include 'disabilities and special education considerations' alongside existing topics.

Removed the creation of a new Section 89-x that would have established a specialized certification distinct from the general security guard license.

Modified existing Section 89-n to explicitly require school-employed security guards to complete school-specific training topics (such as youth mediation and DASA) as part of their standard eight-hour annual in-service course.

Removed provisions that would have required the Secretary to adopt specific rules and regulations to implement a new certification program and set a one-year grace period for existing guards.

Changed the bill title from 'school security guard training enhancement act' to 'school security guards' and updated the list of sponsoring legislators.

The bill title and header were updated to show the bill was read once, referred to committee, discharged, amended, and recommitted.

The term 'restorative justice' in the list of required training topics was changed to 'restorative practice'.