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Missouri House passes school safety bill after debate over mandatory training length
Summary
The Missouri House approved House Bill 416 to set new school security standards, including an 8‑hour active‑shooter training requirement that drew objections from some members as an unfunded mandate.
House Bill 416, a comprehensive school safety measure, passed the Missouri House on third reading Wednesday after several members debated a provision that would require an eight‑hour active‑shooter/intruder training for school employees.
The bill sponsor, the lady from Buchanan County, moved for passage, saying: "House bill 4 16 is a bill to protect Missouri students, teachers, and schools. It is a comprehensive plan that sets new standards for school security, planning, preparation, and collaboration with local emergency officials." The measure…
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