This legislative bill, proposed in the state of Minnesota, focuses on enhancing transparency and safety in schools by addressing the handling of violent incidents. Key components of the bill include:

1. Notification Requirement: School principals or their designees must promptly inform teachers and the parents of students about violent activities that occur on school grounds or during school-sponsored events, especially if the incident involves injuries. If a dangerous weapon is involved, this incident must also be reported. Notifications should be sent within 24 hours, or at most within 48 hours, and must avoid sharing any personal identifiers of the students involved.

2. Prohibition of Retaliation: The bill protects teachers and school staff from retaliation by their school or school district when they report or discuss incidents of violence or dangerous conduct in the school. It also safeguards employees who participate in investigations or hearings related to school and classroom safety.

The intent behind the proposed legislation is to ensure that all relevant parties are informed about safety concerns promptly while protecting the privacy of students and encouraging a culture where school safety issues can be openly addressed without fear of reprisal. The bill emphasizes both transparency and protection of rights within the educational environment.