Local Education Agencies - As enacted, requires an LEA that receives credible information regarding a threat of violence or significantly disruptive behavior directed toward, or occurring on the grounds of, a public school in the LEA, and that reports the threat or disruptive behavior to a state or local law enforcement agency, to notify the parents and guardians of students enrolled in the public school of the same threat or disruptive behavior within 48 hours of the LEA making its report to law enforcement. - Amends TCA Title 49.

SB 946 requires Tennessee public school districts (LEAs) to notify parents and guardians within 24 hours if they report a credible threat of violence or disruptive behavior at a school to law enforcement. The law applies directly to families of students enrolled in affected schools when LEAs receive such threats from sources like threat assessment teams. Schools must use existing communication methods (e.g., email, mail) to share the same threat details reported to police. This policy aims to ensure parents are informed about safety concerns at their children’s schools shortly after law enforcement is notified.