Would make school safety a national security priority and require a federal threat assessment.
This bill would make school safety a formal part of the country's national security plan. It would require federal officials to study threats to all types of schools, from elementary to college. This means federal agencies would focus on understanding dangers to school environments.
Today, the National Security Act does not specifically include school safety as part of the country's overall security plan. If this bill passes, the safety of elementary schools, high schools, and colleges would become a formal part of the national security strategy. Federal agencies would also be required to study threats to schools and report their findings to Congress.
HR 6964 · 119th Congress · January 7, 2026 · AI Summary by gemini-2.5-flash · 10/10
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