Local Education Agencies - As introduced, allows certain school employees to conduct physical searches of students and searches of vehicles, containers, packages, lockers, or other enclosures used for storage by students or visitors in certain circumstances; narrows, from all threats of violence or significantly disruptive behavior at a public school that are reported to a state or local law enforcement agency to only those first determined by the LEA to be credible, the threats or behavior for which an LEA must notify parents and guardians within 48 hours. - Amends TCA Title 49, Chapter 6.

HB 2364 allows designated school employees (who complete specific training) to conduct physical searches of students and their belongings like lockers or vehicles in certain safety situations. It changes parent notification rules: schools must now only inform parents within 48 hours of a threat if the school district determines it's credible after a threat assessment, not for every reported threat. The bill also clarifies that reporting threats to school resource officers or security staff doesn't trigger the 48-hour notification requirement. This applies to all Tennessee public schools and requires school districts to report quarterly on the number of credible threats that required parent notification.