Mississippi Get to School and Stay Safe Act of 2026; enact.

SB 2519, the "Mississippi Get to School and Stay Safe Act of 2026," would create a secure statewide online system for schools to track student safety risks. It requires school districts to enter risk assessments (e.g., threats or behavioral concerns) into the system within 48 hours, mandates behavioral threat assessment training for school leaders, and requires law enforcement to notify schools within 24 hours of a juvenile felony arrest. The system limits access to authorized school staff only, prohibits entry of medical details, and ensures privacy compliance under state law. The bill died in committee on February 3, 2026, and would have affected Mississippi school districts, juvenile courts, and school attendance officers (who would receive a $10,000 pay increase).