SECONDREGULARSESSION
HOUSECOMMITTEESUBSTITUTEFOR
HOUSEBILLNO.1946
102NDGENERALASSEMBLY
3425H.03C DANARADEMANMILLER,ChiefClerk
ANACT
Torepealsections160.480,160.660,167.020,167.022,167.115,167.117,167.624,and
170.315,RSMo,andtoenactinlieuthereoftennewsectionsrelatingtoschoolsafety,
withapenaltyprovision.
BeitenactedbytheGeneralAssemblyofthestateofMissouri,asfollows:
SectionA.Sections160.480,160.660,167.020,167.022,167.115,167.117,167.624,
2and170.315,RSMo,arerepealedandtennewsectionsenactedinlieuthereof,tobeknownas
3sections160.480,160.485,160.660,160.663,167.020,167.022,167.115,167.117,167.624,
4and170.315,toreadasfollows:
160.480.1.Theboardofeducationofeachschooldistrict[inthisstateisauthorized
2to]andthegoverningboardofeachcharterschoolshalladopt[an]acomprehensive
3emergency[preparedness] operationsplan[to]thatshalladdress[theuseofschool
4resources,includingschoolfacilities,commodityfoods,schoolbuses,andequipmentifa
5naturaldisasterorothercommunityemergencyoccurs]:
6 (1)Schoolsafety,crises,andemergencyoperations;
7 (2)Prevention,preparation,operations,andfollow-up;
8 (3)Collaborationwithlocallawenforcement,providersoffireprotection
9services,andemergencymanagement;and
10 (4)Considerationofsupportingmentalhealthneedsofallinvolvedinanycrisis.
11 2.Theemergencyoperationsplanshallbesharedwithlocallawenforcement,
12providersoffireprotectionservices,andemergencymanagement.
13 3.Theemergency[preparedness] operationsplanmayauthorizethesuperintendent
14orotherdesignatedschoolofficialstoapproveuseofschoolresourcestoproviderelieftothe
15communityifanemergencyoccurs.
EXPLANATION—Matterenclosedinbold-facedbrackets[thus] intheabovebillisnotenactedandis
intendedtobeomittedfromthelaw.Matterinbold-facetypeintheabovebillisproposedlanguage. 16 [3.]4.FoodassistancemaybeprovidedusingcommoditiesdistributedbytheUnited
17StatesDepartmentofAgricultureconsistentwiththestandardsforemergencycongregate
18feedingundersuchprogram.
19 [4.]5.Theuseofschoolresourcesunderthissectionshallbesubjecttoreviewbythe
20boardofeducationorcharterschoolgoverningboardwithinthirtydaysofauthorizationor
21assoonasreasonablypossible.
22 6.Theboardofeducationofeachschooldistrictandthegoverningboardof
23eachcharterschoolshallensurethecompletionofaphysicalsecuritysiteassessmentat
24eachfacilityannually.
25 7.Thedepartmentofelementaryandsecondaryeducationshalldevelop
26standardsforemergencyoperationsplansdescribedinsubsection1ofthissectionand
27shallannuallyensurecompliancewiththeadoptionoftheemergencyoperationsplan
28describedinsubsection1ofthissection.
29 8.Thedepartmentofelementaryandsecondaryeducationshalldevelop
30standardsfortheannualphysicalsecuritysiteassessmentdescribedinsubsection5of
31thissectionusingnationallyacceptedmethodologyandshallensurecompliancewiththe
32completionoftheassessmentdescribedinsubsection5ofthissection.
160.485.1.Thissectionshallbeknownandmaybecitedasthe"StoptheBleed
2Act".
3 2.Asusedinthissection,thefollowingtermsmean:
4 (1)"Bleedingcontrolkit",afirstaidresponsekitthatcontainsatleastthe
5following:
6 (a)Tourniquetsthatare:
7 a.EndorsedbytheUnitedStatesDepartmentofDefenseCommitteeonTactical
8CombatCasualtyCareoritssuccessorentity;or
9 b.ApprovedforuseinbattlefieldtraumacarebytheArmedForcesofthe
10UnitedStates;
11 (b)Bleedingcontrolbandages;
12 (c)Latex-freeprotectivegloves;
13 (d)Permanentmarkers;
14 (e)InstructionaldocumentsdevelopedbytheUnitedStatesDepartmentof
15HomelandSecurity'sStoptheBleednationalawarenesscampaignortheAmerican
16CollegeofSurgeonsCommitteeonTrauma,orboth;and
17 (f)Othermedicalmaterialsandequipmentsimilartothosedescribedin
18paragraphs(a)and(b)ofthissubdivision;
19 (2)"Department",thedepartmentofelementaryandsecondaryeducation;
HCSHB1946 2 20 (3)"Emergencymedicalservicespersonnel",paidorvolunteerfirefighters,law
21enforcementofficers,firstresponders,emergencymedicaltechnicians,orother
22emergencyservicepersonnelactingwithintheordinarycourseandscopeofthose
23professions,butexcludingphysicians;
24 (4)"Schoolpersonnel",anyemployeeofapublicschooldistrictorcharter
25school,oranyvolunteerservingatapublicschoolorcharterschool,whoisdesignated
26touseableedingcontrolkitunderthissection.
27 3.(1)BeforeJanuary1,2025,thedepartmentshalldevelopatraumaticblood
28lossprotocolforschoolpersonneltofollowintheeventofaninjuryinvolvingtraumatic
29bloodloss.Theprotocolshallmeettherequirementsofthissectionandshallbemade
30availabletoeachschooldistrictandcharterschool.
31 (2)Thetraumaticbloodlossprotocolshall:
32 (a)Requirethatableedingcontrolkitbeplacedinareaswherethereislikelyto
33behightrafficorcongregation,suchasauditoriums,cafeterias,orgymnasiums,and
34areaswhereriskofinjurymaybeelevated,includingvocationalclassessuchas
35woodworkingorautomotiveclasses,ofeachschooldistrict'sschoolbuildingandeach
36charterschoolinaneasilyaccessiblelocationofsuchareastobedeterminedbylocal
37emergencymedicalservicespersonnel;
38 (b)Includebleedingcontrolkitsintheemergencyplansofeachschooldistrict
39andcharterschool,includingthepresentationanduseofthebleedingcontrolkitsinall
40drillsandemergencies;
41 (c)Requireeachschooldistrictandcharterschooltodesignateaschoolnurseor
42schoolhealthcareprovider,orifnoschoolnurseorschoolhealthcareprovideris
43available,aschoolpersonnelmember,ineachschoolbuildingwhoshallobtain
44appropriatetrainingannuallyintheuseofableedingcontrolkitincluding,butnot
45limitedto:
46 a.Theproperapplicationofpressuretostopbleeding;
47 b.Theproperapplicationofdressingsorbandages;
48 c.Additionalpressuretechniquestocontrolbleeding;and
49 d.Thecorrectapplicationoftourniquets;
50 (d)Requireeachbleedingcontrolkitinschoolinventoriestobeinspected
51annuallytoensurethatthematerials,supplies,andequipmentcontainedinthebleeding
52controlkithavenotexpiredandthatanyexpiredmaterials,supplies,andequipmentare
53replacedasnecessary;and
54 (e)Requireableedingcontrolkittoberestockedaftereachuseandany
55materials,supplies,andequipmenttobereplacedasnecessarytoensurethatthe
56bleedingcontrolkitcontainsallnecessarymaterials,supplies,andequipment.
HCSHB1946 3 57 4.(1)Thedepartmentshall,incollaborationwiththeUnitedStatesDepartment
58ofHomelandSecurityandthestatedepartmentofpublicsafety,includerequirementsin
59thetraumaticbloodlossprotocolforschoolpersonneltoreceiveannualtraininginthe
60useofbleedingcontrolkits.
61 (2)Thetrainingrequirementsshallbesatisfiedbysuccessfulcompletionand
62certificationunderthe"STOPTHEBLEED"courseaspromulgatedbytheAmerican
63CollegeofSurgeonsCommitteeonTraumaortheAmericanRedCross.
64 (3)Thetrainingrequirementsmayallowonlineinstruction.
65 5.(1)Ableedingcontrolkitmaycontainanyadditionalitemsthat:
66 (a)Areapprovedbyemergencymedicalservicespersonnel,assuchtermis
67definedinsection190.600;
68 (b)Canadequatelytreataninjuryinvolvingtraumaticbloodloss;and
69 (c)Canbestoredinareadilyavailablekit.
70 (2)Quantitiesofeachitemrequiredtobeinableedingcontrolkitmaybe
71determinedbyeachschooldistrict.
72 6.(1)Thedepartmentandeachschooldistrictandcharterschoolshallmaintain
73informationregardingthetraumaticbloodlossprotocolandtheStoptheBleednational
74awarenesscampaignoneachentity'swebsite.
75 (2)Uponrequestbyaschooldistrictoracharterschool,thedepartmentmay,in
76collaborationwiththedepartmentofpublicsafety,directtheschooldistrictorcharter
77schooltoresourcesthatareavailabletoprovidebleedingcontrolkitstotheschool
78districtorcharterschool.
79 7.(1)Exceptasotherwiseprovidedinthissubsection,eachschooldistrictand
80charterschoolshallimplementthetraumaticbloodlossprotocoldevelopedunderthis
81sectionbeforetheendofthe2024-25schoolyear.
82 (2)Therequirementsthatableedingcontrolkitbeplacedasrequiredin
83paragraph(a)ofsubdivision(2)ofsubsection3ofthissection,thateachkitberestocked
84asnecessary,andthatschoolpersonnelreceivetrainingunderthissectionshallbe
85subjecttoanappropriationtocoverallcostsrelatedtosuchrequirementsbythegeneral
86assembly.
87 (3)Anyschooldistrictorcharterschoolmayreceivedonationsoffundsforthe
88purchaseofbleedingcontrolkitsthatmeettherequirementsofthissectionandmay
89receivedonationsofbleedingcontrolkitsthatmeettherequirementsofthissection.
90 8.Thissectionshallnotbeconstruedtocreateacauseofactionagainstaschool
91district,acharterschool,oranyschoolpersonnel.Anyschoolpersonnelwhoingood
92faithuseableedingcontrolkitasprovidedbythissectionshallbeimmunefromallcivil
HCSHB1946 4 93liabilityforanyactoromissionintheuseofableedingcontrolkitunlesstheactor
94omissionconstitutesgrossnegligenceorwillful,wanton,orintentionalmisconduct.
160.660.1.OnorbeforeJuly1,[2001] 2025, thestateboardofeducationshalladd
2toanyschoolfacilitiesandsafetycriteriadevelopedfortheMissourischoolimprovement
3programprovisionsthatrequire:
4 (1)Eachschooldistricttodesignateaprimaryandsecondaryschoolsafety
5coordinator;
6 (2)Eachschooldistrict's[designated] primaryandsecondarysafetycoordinatorto
7haveathoroughknowledgeofallfederal,stateandlocalschoolviolencepreventionprograms
8andresourcesavailabletostudents,teachersorstaffinthedistrict;and
9 [(2)](3)Eachschooldistricttofullyutilizeallsuchprogramsandresourcesthatthe
10localschoolboardoritsdesigneedeterminesarenecessaryandcost-effectivefortheschool
11district.
12 2.Eachschooldistrictshallrequiretheschoolsafetycoordinatorsandother
13designatedpersonnel,asnecessary,tocompletewithinonecalendaryearofbeing
14designatedasaschoolsafetycoordinator,either:
15 (1)(a)TheFederalEmergencyManagementAdministration's(FEMA)IS-
16100.C:IntroductiontotheIncidentCommandSystem,ICS100,oritssuccessorcourse;
17and
18 (b)TheFederalEmergencyManagementAdministration's(FEMA)IS-200.C:
19BasicIncidentCommandSystemforInitialResponse,ICS-200,oritssuccessorcourse;
20or
21 (2)TheIncidentCommandSystem(ICS)forSchoolscourseprovidedbythe
22MissouriSchoolBoards'Association'sCenterforEducationSafety(CES),orits
23successorcoursecreatedbyCEStoreplacetheICSforSchoolscourse.
24 3.Anyruleorportionofarule,asthattermisdefinedinsection536.010,thatis
25createdundertheauthoritydelegatedinthissectionshallbecomeeffectiveonlyifitcomplies
26withandissubjecttoalloftheprovisionsofchapter536and,ifapplicable,section536.028.
27Thissectionandchapter536arenonseverableandifanyofthepowersvestedwiththe
28generalassemblypursuanttochapter536toreview,todelaytheeffectivedateorto
29disapproveandannularulearesubsequentlyheldunconstitutional,thenthegrantof
30rulemakingauthorityandanyruleproposedoradoptedafterAugust28,2000,shallbeinvalid
31andvoid.
160.663.1.Asusedinthissection,thefollowingtermsmean:
2 (1)"Anti-intruderdoorlock",amechanicalorelectronicdoor-locking
3mechanismonaninteriordoorthatisdesignedtokeepanintruderfromenteringan
4interiorroomthatshall:
HCSHB1946 5 5 (a)Becapableof:
6 a.Lockingfrominsideoroutsidetheroom;
7 b.Unlockingfromoutsidetheroomwithakeyorotherapprovedmeans;and
8 c.Lockingorunlockingfrominsidetheroomwithouttheuseofakeyorspecial
9knowledgeoreffort;and
10 (b)Controlaccesstotheroom;
11 (2)"Bullet-resistantwindowfilm",glass,plasticfilm,oranothersyntheticor
12naturalsubstanceappliedtoexistingglassthatcanwithstandtheminimumstandard
13forforcedentryresistanceasdeterminedbytheUnitedStatesDepartmentofState
14CertificationStandardSD-STD.01.01,RevisionG,oritssuccessorstandard;
15 (3)"Exteriordoororentryway",anylocationofnormalingressandegressinto
16oroutofaschoolbuildingandanyglasssidelightthatisarchitecturallypartofthe
17entryway;
18 (4)"Interiordoor",egressdoorsfromaclassroom,office,orotheroccupied
19roomthatprovidesaccesstotheinteriorofabuilding.
20 2.Exceptasotherwiseprovidedinthissection,eachschooldistrictandcharter
21schoolshallequipeach:
22 (1)Interiordoorwithananti-intruderdoorlock;and
23 (2)Exteriordoororentrywaywithbullet-resistantwindowfilmontheglassof
24suchdoororentryway.
25 3.Aschooldistrictorcharterschoolshallnotberequiredtoequipaninterior
26doorwithananti-intruderdoorlockortoequiptheglassofanexteriordooror
27entrywaywithbullet-resistantwindowfilmunderthissectionunlessthegeneral
28assemblyspecificallyappropriatesmoneystocoverallcostsrelatedtoequippingsuch
29doororentrywaywithsuchlockorwindowfilm.
30 4.(1)Eachexteriordoororentrywayandinteriordoorinstalledafterthe
31effectivedateofthissectionshallbeequippedwiththerequiredanti-intruderdoorlock
32andbullet-resistantwindowfilm.
33 (2)Eachexistingexteriordoororentrywayandinteriordoorshallbeequipped
34withtherequiredanti-intruderdoorlockandbullet-resistantwindowfilmbeforeJuly
351,2028.
36 5.(1)Aschooldistrictorcharterschoolmayreceivedonationsofanti-intruder
37doorlocksandmoneysforthepurchaseofanti-intruderdoorlocks.
38 (2)Aschooldistrictorcharterschoolmayreceivedonationsofbullet-resistant
39windowfilmandmoneysforthepurchaseofbullet-resistantwindowfilm.Bullet-
40resistantwindowfilmdonatedorpurchasedunderthissubdivisionshallmeetthebullet-
41resistantwindowfilmrequirementsofthissection.
HCSHB1946 6 42 6.Beforeorinconjunctionwithequippinginteriordoorswithanti-intruder
43doorlocksandequippingexteriordoorsorentrywayswithbullet-resistantwindowfilm,
44eachschooldistrictandcharterschoolshalldevelopandimplementschoolbuilding
45accesspoliciesandpracticesthat:
46 (1)Controlaccesstoindividualclassrooms;and
47 (2)Requireclassroomdoorswithwindowsandadjoiningsidelightstobe
48equippedwithmaterialthatprovidesconcealmentofstudentsandstaffinlockdown
49whilemaintainingsomelimitedvisibilityintotheroomforfirstresponders.
167.020.1.Asusedinthissection,theterm"homelesschild"or"homelessyouth"
2shallmeanapersonlessthantwenty-oneyearsofagewholacksafixed,regularandadequate
3nighttimeresidence,includingachildoryouthwho:
4 (1)Issharingthehousingofotherpersonsduetolossofhousing,economichardship,
5orasimilarreason;islivinginmotels,hotels,orcampinggroundsduetolackofalternative
6adequateaccommodations;islivinginemergencyortransitionalshelters;isabandonedin
7hospitals;orisawaitingfostercareplacement;
8 (2)Hasaprimarynighttimeresidencethatisapublicorprivateplacenotdesignedfor
9orordinarilyusedasaregularsleepingaccommodationforhumanbeings;
10 (3)Islivingincars,parks,publicspaces,abandonedbuildings,substandardhousing,
11busortrainstations,orsimilarsettings;and
12 (4)Isamigratorychildoryouthwhoqualifiesashomelessbecausethechildoryouth
13islivingincircumstancesdescribedinsubdivisions(1)to(3)ofthissubsection.
14 2.Inordertoregisterapupil,theparentorlegalguardianofthepupilorthepupil
15himselforherselfshallprovide,atthetimeofregistration,oneofthefollowing:
16 (1)Proofofresidencyinthedistrict.Exceptasotherwiseprovidedinsection
17167.151,theterm"residency"shallmeanthatapersonbothphysicallyresideswithinaschool
18districtandisdomiciledwithinthatdistrictor,inthecaseofaprivateschoolstudent
19suspectedofhavingadisabilityundertheIndividualsWithDisabilitiesEducationAct,20
20U.S.C.Section[1412,] 1411etseq.,thatthestudentattendsprivateschoolwithinthatdistrict.
21Thedomicileofaminorchildshallbethedomicileofaparent,militaryguardianpursuantto
22amilitary-issuedguardianshiporcourt-appointedlegalguardian.Forinstancesinwhichthe
23familyofastudentlivinginMissourico-locatestolivewithotherfamilymembersorliveina
24militaryfamilysupportcommunitybecauseoneorbothofthechild'sparentsarestationedor
25deployedoutofstateordeployedwithinMissouriunderactivedutyordersunderTitle10or
26Title32oftheUnitedStatesCode,thestudentmayattendtheschooldistrictinwhichthe
27familymember'sresidenceorfamilysupportcommunityislocated.Iftheactivedutyorders
28expireduringtheschoolyear,thestudentmayfinishtheschoolyearinthatdistrict;
HCSHB1946 7 29 (2)Proofthatthepersonregisteringthestudenthasrequestedawaiverunder
30subsection3ofthissectionwithinthelastforty-fivedays;or
31 (3)Proofthatoneorbothofthechild'sparentsarebeingrelocatedtothestateof
32Missouriundermilitaryorders.
33
34Ininstanceswherethereisreasontosuspectthatadmissionofthepupilwillcreatean
35immediatedangertothesafetyofotherpupilsandemployeesofthedistrict,the
36superintendentorthesuperintendent'sdesigneemayconveneahearingwithinfive
37workingdaysoftherequesttoregisteranddeterminewhetherornotthepupilmayregister.
38 3.Anypersonsubjecttotherequirementsofsubsection2ofthissectionmayrequest
39awaiverfromthedistrictboardofanyofthoserequirementsonthebasisofhardshiporgood
40cause.Undernocircumstancesshallathleticabilitybeavalidbasisofhardshiporgoodcause
41fortheissuanceofawaiveroftherequirementsofsubsection2ofthissection.Thedistrict
42boardorcommitteeoftheboardappointedbythepresidentandwhichshallhavefull
43authoritytoactinlieuoftheboardshallconveneahearingassoonaspossible,butnolater
44thanforty-fivedaysafterreceiptofthewaiverrequestmadeunderthissubsectionorthe
45waiverrequestshallbegranted.Thedistrictboardorcommitteeoftheboardmaygrantthe
46requestforawaiverofanyrequirementofsubsection2ofthissection.Thedistrictboardor
47committeeoftheboardmayalsorejecttherequestforawaiverinwhichcasethepupilshall
48notbeallowedtoregister.Anypersonaggrievedbyadecisionofadistrictboardor
49committeeoftheboardonarequestforawaiverunderthissubsectionmayappealsuch
50decisiontothecircuitcourtinthecountywheretheschooldistrictislocated.
51 4.Anypersonwhoknowinglysubmitsfalseinformationtosatisfyanyrequirementof
52subsection2ofthissectionisguiltyofaclassAmisdemeanor.
53 5.Inadditiontoanyotherpenaltiesauthorizedbylaw,adistrictboardmayfileacivil
54actiontorecover,fromtheparent,militaryguardianorlegalguardianofthepupil,thecostsof
55schoolattendanceforanypupilwhowasenrolledataschoolinthedistrictandwhoseparent,
56militaryguardianorlegalguardianfiledfalseinformationtosatisfyanyrequirementof
57subsection2ofthissection.
58 6.Subsection2ofthissectionshallnotapplytoapupilwhoisahomelesschildor
59youth,orapupilattendingaschoolnotinthepupil'sdistrictofresidenceasaparticipantinan
60interdistricttransferprogramestablishedunderacourt-ordereddesegregationprogram,a
61pupilwhoisawardofthestateandhasbeenplacedinaresidentialcarefacilitybystate
62officials,apupilwhohasbeenplacedinaresidentialcarefacilityduetoamentalillnessor
63developmentaldisability,apupilattendingaschoolpursuanttosections167.121and
64167.151,apupilplacedinaresidentialfacilitybyajuvenilecourt,apupilwithadisability
65identifiedunderstateeligibilitycriteriaifthestudentisinthedistrictforreasonsotherthan
HCSHB1946 8 66accessingthedistrict'seducationalprogram,orapupilattendingaregionalorcooperative
67alternativeeducationprogramoranalternativeeducationprogramonacontractualbasis.
68 7.Withintwobusinessdaysofenrollingapupil,theschoolofficialenrollingapupil,
69includinganyspecialeducationpupil,shallrequestthoserecordsrequiredbydistrictpolicy
70forstudenttransfer[andthose], disciplinerecordsrequiredbysubsection[9]10ofsection
71160.261fromallschoolspreviouslyattendedbythepupilwithinthelasttwelvemonths, and
72recordsofanybehavioralriskassessmentcompletedonthepupilbythedistrict. Any
73schooldistrictthatreceivesarequestforsuchrecordsfromanotherschooldistrictenrollinga
74pupilthathadpreviouslyattendedaschoolinsuchdistrictshallrespondtosuchrequest
75withinfivebusinessdaysofreceivingtherequest.Schooldistrictsmayreportordisclose
76educationrecordstolawenforcementandjuvenilejusticeauthoritiesifthedisclosure
77concernslawenforcement'sorjuvenilejusticeauthorities'abilitytoeffectivelyserve,priorto
78adjudication,thestudentwhoserecordsarereleased.Theofficialsandauthoritiestowhom
79suchinformationisdisclosedmustcomplywithapplicablerestrictionssetforthin20U.S.C.
80Section1232g(b)(1)(E).
81 8.Ifoneorbothofachild'sparentsarebeingrelocatedtothestateofMissouriunder
82militaryorders,aschooldistrictshallallowremoteregistrationofthestudentandshallnot
83requiretheparentorlegalguardianofthestudentorthestudenthimselforherselfto
84physicallyappearatalocationwithinthedistricttoregisterthestudent.Proofofresidency,as
85describedinthissection,shallnotberequiredatthetimeoftheremoteregistrationbutshall
86berequiredwithintendaysofthestudent'sattendanceintheschooldistrict.
167.022.Consistentwiththeprovisionsofsection167.020,withinforty-eighthours
2ofenrollinganonresidentpupilplacedpursuanttosections210.481to210.536,theschool
3officialenrollingapupil,includinganyspecialeducationpupil,shallrequestthoserecords
4requiredbydistrictpolicyforstudenttransfer[andthose], disciplinerecordsrequiredby
5subsection[9]10ofsection160.261, andrecordsofanybehavioralriskassessment
6completedonthepupilfromallschoolsandotherfacilitiespreviouslyattendedbythepupil
7andfromotherstateagenciesasenumeratedinsection210.518andanyentitiesinvolvedwith
8theplacementofthestudentwithinthelasttwenty-fourmonths.Anyrequestforrecords
9underthissectionshallinclude,ifapplicabletothestudent,anyrecordsrelatingtoanactof
10violenceasdefinedundersubsection7ofsection160.262.
167.115.1.Notwithstandinganyprovisionofchapter211orchapter610tothe
2contrary,theprosecutor,juvenileofficer,sheriff,chiefofpolice, orotherappropriatelaw
3enforcementauthorityshall,assoonasreasonablypractical,notifythesuperintendent[,] or
4thesuperintendent'sdesignee[,] oftheschooldistrictinwhichthepupilisenrolledwhena
5chargeorindictmentisfiledorapetitionisfiledpursuanttosubsection1ofsection
6211.031allegingthatthepupilhascommittedoneofthefollowingacts:
HCSHB1946 9 7 (1)Firstdegreemurderundersection565.020;
8 (2)Seconddegreemurderundersection565.021;
9 (3)Kidnappingundersection565.110asitexistedpriortoJanuary1,2017,or
10kidnappinginthefirstdegreeundersection565.110;
11 (4)Firstdegreeassaultundersection565.050;
12 (5)Forciblerapeundersection566.030asitexistedpriortoAugust28,2013,orrape
13inthefirstdegreeundersection566.030;
14 (6)Forciblesodomyundersection566.060asitexistedpriortoAugust28,2013,or
15sodomyinthefirstdegreeundersection566.060;
16 (7)Burglaryinthefirstdegreeundersection569.160;
17 (8)Robberyinthefirstdegreeundersection569.020asitexistedpriortoJanuary1,
182017,orrobberyinthefirstdegreeundersection570.023;
19 (9)Distributionofdrugsundersection195.211asitexistedpriortoJanuary1,2017,
20ormanufactureofacontrolledsubstanceundersection579.055;
21 (10)Distributionofdrugstoaminorundersection195.212asitexistedpriorto
22January1,2017,ordeliveryofacontrolledsubstanceundersection579.020;
23 (11)Arsoninthefirstdegreeundersection569.040;
24 (12)Voluntarymanslaughterundersection565.023;
25 (13)Involuntarymanslaughterundersection565.024asitexistedpriortoJanuary1,
262017,involuntarymanslaughterinthefirstdegreeundersection565.024,orinvoluntary
27manslaughterintheseconddegreeundersection565.027;
28 (14)Seconddegreeassaultundersection565.060asitexistedpriortoJanuary1,
292017,orseconddegreeassaultundersection565.052;
30 (15)Sexualassaultundersection566.040asitexistedpriortoAugust28,2013,or
31rapeintheseconddegreeundersection566.031;
32 (16)Feloniousrestraintundersection565.120asitexistedpriortoJanuary1,2017,
33orkidnappingintheseconddegreeundersection565.120;
34 (17)Propertydamageinthefirstdegreeundersection569.100;
35 (18)Thepossessionofaweaponunderchapter571;
36 (19)Childmolestationinthefirstdegreepursuanttosection566.067asitexisted
37priortoJanuary1,2017;
38 (20)Childmolestationinthefirst,second,orthirddegreepursuanttosections
39566.067,566.068,or566.069;
40 (21)Deviatesexualassaultpursuanttosection566.070asitexistedpriortoAugust
4128,2013,orsodomyintheseconddegreeundersection566.061;
42 (22)Sexualmisconductinvolvingachildpursuanttosection566.083;or
HCSHB1946 10 43 (23)Sexualabusepursuanttosection566.100asitexistedpriortoAugust28,2013,
44orsexualabuseinthefirstdegreeundersection566.100.
45 2.Thenotificationshallbemadeorallyorinwriting,inatimelymanner,nolaterthan
46[fivedays]twenty-fourhoursfollowingthefilingofthecharge,indictment,orpetition.If
47thereportismadeorally,writtennoticeshallfollowinatimelymanner.Thenotificationshall
48includeacompletedescriptionoftheconductthepupilisallegedtohavecommittedandthe
49datestheconductoccurredbutshallnotincludethenameofanyvictim.Uponthedisposition
50ofanysuchcase,thejuvenileofficeorprosecutingattorneyortheirdesigneeshallsenda
51secondnotificationtothesuperintendentprovidingthedispositionofthecase,includinga
52briefsummaryoftherelevantfindingoffacts,nolaterthan[five] twobusinessdays
53followingthedispositionofthecase.
54 3.Thesuperintendentorthedesigneeofthesuperintendentshallreportsuch
55informationtoteachersandotherschooldistrictemployeeswithaneedtoknowwhileacting
56withinthescopeoftheirassignedduties.Anyinformationreceivedbyschooldistrict
57officialspursuanttothissectionshallbereceivedinconfidenceandusedforthelimited
58purposeofassuringthatgoodorderanddisciplineismaintainedintheschool.This
59informationshallnotbeusedasthesolebasisfornotprovidingeducationalservicestoa
60publicschoolpupilunlesstheschooldistrictrequeststheattorneygeneral'sofficeorthe
61districtorcharterschool'sattorneytoseekaninjunctionfromacourtofcompetent
62jurisdictiontoexcludethepupilfromeducationalservicesifthereisasubstantial
63likelihoodofdangertothesafetyofpupilsoremployeesoftheschooldistrict.The
64informationmaybeusedtoprovidethepupileducationalservicesinanalternative
65environment.
66 4.Thesuperintendentshallnotifytheappropriatedivisionofthejuvenileorfamily
67courtuponanypupil'ssuspensionformorethantendaysorexpulsionofanypupilthatthe
68schooldistrictisawareisunderthejurisdictionofthecourt.
69 5.Thesuperintendentorthesuperintendent'sdesigneemaybecalledtoserveina
70consultantcapacityatanydispositionalproceedingspursuanttosection211.031whichmay
71involvereferencetoapupil'sacademictreatmentplan.
72 6.Uponthetransferofanypupildescribedinthissectiontoanyotherschooldistrict
73inthisstate,thesuperintendentorthesuperintendent'sdesigneeshallforwardthewritten
74notificationgiventothesuperintendentpursuanttosubsection2ofthissectiontothe
75superintendentofthenewschooldistrictinwhichthepupilhasenrolled.Suchwritten
76notificationshallberequiredagainintheeventofanysubsequenttransferbythepupil.
77 7.Asusedinthissection,theterms"school"and"schooldistrict"shallincludeany
78charter,privateorparochialschoolorschooldistrict,andtheterm"superintendent"shall
HCSHB1946 11 79includetheprincipalorequivalentchiefschoolofficerinthecasesofcharter,privateor
80parochialschools.
81 8.Thesuperintendentorthedesigneeofthesuperintendentorotherschoolemployee
82who,ingoodfaith,reportsinformationinaccordancewiththetermsofthissectionand
83section160.261shallnotbecivillyliableforprovidingsuchinformation.
167.117.1.Inanyinstancewhenanypersonisbelievedtohavecommittedanact
2whichifcommittedbyanadultwouldbeassaultinthefirst,secondorthirddegree,sexual
3assault,ordeviatesexualassaultagainstapupilorschoolemployee,whileonschool
4property,includingaschoolbusinserviceonbehalfofthedistrict,orwhileinvolvedin
5schoolactivities,theprincipalshallimmediatelyreportsuchincidenttotheappropriatelocal
6lawenforcementagencyandtothesuperintendent,exceptinanyinstancewhenanypersonis
7believedtohavecommittedanactwhichifcommittedbyanadultwouldbeassaultinthe
8thirddegreeandawrittenagreementastotheprocedureforthereportingofsuchincidentsof
9thirddegreeassaulthasbeenexecutedbetweenthesuperintendentoftheschooldistrictand
10theappropriatelocallawenforcementagency,theprincipalshallreportsuchincidenttothe
11appropriatelocallawenforcementagencyinaccordancewithsuchagreement.
12 2.Inanyinstancewhenapupilisdiscoveredtohaveonoraboutsuchpupil'sperson,
13oramongsuchpupil'spossessions,orplacedelsewhereontheschoolpremises,includingbut
14notlimitedtotheschoolplaygroundortheschoolparkinglot,onaschoolbusorataschool
15activitywhetheronoroffofschoolpropertyanycontrolledsubstanceasdefinedinsection
16195.010oranyweaponasdefinedinsubsection6ofsection160.261inviolationofschool
17policy,theprincipalshallimmediatelyreportsuchincidenttotheappropriatelocallaw
18enforcementagencyandtothesuperintendent.
19 3.Inanyinstancewhenateacherbecomesawareofanassaultassetforthin
20subsection1ofthissectionorfindsapupilinpossessionofaweaponorcontrolled
21substancesassetforthinsubsection2ofthissection,theteachershallimmediatelyreport
22suchincidenttotheprincipal.
23 4.Schooldistrictsandcharterschoolsmayenterintowrittenagreementswith
24lawenforcementagenciesastotheprocedureforreportingthecriminaloffensesin
25listedinsubsection1ofthissection.Theagreementsmayauthorizetheschooldistrict
26orcharterschooltoreportthecriminaloffensetothechildren'sdivisionratherthanlaw
27enforcementifapupilisunderelevenyearsofage.
28 5.Ifaschoolemployee,agent,orofficialbecomesawareofanoffensethatis
29requiredtobereportedinthissection,theemployee,agent,orofficialshallimmediately
30notifyaprincipalorotheradministratortomakethereport.
31 6.Aschoolemployee,[superintendentorsuchperson'sdesignee] agent,orofficial
32whoingoodfaithprovidesinformationtolawenforcement[orjuvenileauthoritiespursuant
HCSHB1946 12 33to]inaccordancewiththissectionorsection160.261shallnotbecivillyliableforproviding
34suchinformation.
35 [5.]7.Anyschoolemployee,agent,orofficialresponsibleforreportingpursuantto
36thissectionorsection160.261whowillfullyneglectsorrefusestoperformthisdutyshallbe
37subjecttothepenaltyestablishedpursuanttosection162.091.
167.624.Eachschoolboard[inthestate,iftheschooldistrictdoesnotpresentlyhave
2aprogramasdescribedbelow,maydevelopandimplementaprogramtotrainthestudents
3and]andcharterschoolgoverningboardshallprovidetrainingforallemployeesofthe
4districtorcharterschoolintheadministrationofcardiopulmonaryresuscitationandother
5lifesavingmethods,astheydeterminebest[,and].Suchboardmayconsultthedepartmentof
6publicsafety,thestatefiremarshal'soffice,thelocalfireprotectionauthorities,andothersas
7theboardseesfit.[Theboardmaymakecompletionoftheprogramarequirementfor
8graduation.] Anytrainedemployeeshallbeheldharmlessandimmunefromanycivil
9liabilityforadministeringcardiopulmonaryresuscitationandotherlifesavingmethodsin
10goodfaithandaccordingtostandardmedicalpractices.
170.315.1.(1)ThereisherebyestablishedtheActiveShooterandIntruder
2ResponseTrainingforSchoolsProgram(ASIRT).
3 (2)ForeachschoolyearendingbeforeJuly1,2025,eachschooldistrictand
4charterschoolmay[, byJuly1,2014,] includeinitsteacherandschoolemployeetraininga
5componentonhowtoproperlyrespondtostudentswhoprovidethemwithinformationabout
6athreateningsituationandhowtoaddresssituationsinwhichthereisapotentiallydangerous
7orarmedintruderintheschool.Trainingmayalsoincludeinformationandtechniqueson
8howtoaddresssituationswhereanactiveshooterispresentintheschooloronschool
9property; and
10 (3)Forthe2025-26schoolyearandallsubsequentschoolyears,eachschool
11districtandcharterschoolshallincludeinitsteacherandschoolemployeetraininga
12componentonhowtoproperlyrespondtostudentswhoprovideateacherorschool
13employeewithinformationaboutathreateningsituationandhowtoaddresssituations
14inwhichthereisapotentiallydangerousorarmedintruderintheschool.Suchtraining
15shallincludeinformationandtechniquesonhowtoaddresssituationswhereanactive
16shooterispresentintheschooloronschoolproperty.
17 2.(1)ForeachschoolyearendingbeforeJuly1,2025,eachschooldistrictand
18charterschoolmayconductthetrainingdescribedinsubdivision(2)ofsubsection1ofthis
19sectiononanannualbasis.Ifnoformaltraininghaspreviouslyoccurred,thelengthofthe
20trainingmaybeeighthours.Thelengthofannualcontinuingtrainingmaybefourhours.
21 (2)Forthe2025-26schoolyearandallsubsequentschoolyears,eachschool
22districtandcharterschoolshallconductthetrainingrequiredinsubdivision(3)of
HCSHB1946 13 23subsection1ofthissectiononanannualbasis.Ifnoformaltraininghaspreviously
24occurred,thelengthofthetrainingshallbeeighthours.Thelengthofannual
25continuingtrainingshallbeatleastfourhours.
26 3.Allschoolpersonnelshallparticipateinasimulatedactiveshooter[and] or
27intruderresponsedrillconductedandledbylawenforcementprofessionalsorschoolsafety
28professionals. Eachdrill[may] shallincludeanexplanationofitspurposeandasafety
29briefing.[Thetrainingshallrequireeachparticipanttoknowandunderstandhowtorespond
30intheeventofanactualemergencyonschoolpropertyorataschoolevent.Thedrillmay
31include:
32 (1)Allowingschoolpersonneltorespondtothesimulatedemergencyinwhatever
33waytheyhavebeentrainedorinformed;and
34 (2)Allowingschoolpersonneltoattemptandimplementnewmethodsofresponding
35tothesimulatedemergencybaseduponpreviouslyusedunsuccessfulmethodsofresponse.]
36 4.Allinstructorsfortheprogramshallbecertifiedbythedepartmentofpublic
37safety'speaceofficersstandardstrainingcommission.
38 5.Schooldistrictsandcharterschoolsmayconsultandcollaboratewithlaw
39enforcementauthorities,emergencyresponseagencies,andotherorganizationsandentities
40trainedtodealwithactiveshootersorpotentiallydangerousorarmedintruders.
41 6.Publicschoolsshallactivelyfosteranenvironmentinwhichstudentsfeel
42comfortablesharinginformationtheyhaveregardingapotentiallythreateningordangerous
43situationwitharesponsibleadult.Aspartofeachpublicschool'seffortstoactivelyfoster
44suchenvironment,eachpublicschoolshallannuallyprovideage-appropriate
45informationandtrainingontheMissouristatehighwaypatrol'sCourage2ReportMO
46(C2R)reportingmechanismoritssuccessorreportingmechanism.
47 7.Forthe2025-26schoolyearandallsubsequentschoolyears,eachschool
48districtandcharterschoolshallholdanage-appropriateactiveshooterexercisein
49whichstudents,teachers,andotherschoolemployeesparticipateinandpracticethe
50proceduresforsafetyandprotectiontobeimplementedundersuchconditions.
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