Establishes New Jersey Commission on College and School Safety and Security.

This bill creates the New Jersey Commission on College and School Safety and Security, a 17-member body to study and recommend improvements to safety at all public and nonpublic schools (including preschool through high school) and colleges. The commission, including representatives from education, law enforcement, mental health, and school leadership, will assess security vulnerabilities like emergency response times, campus technology, physical infrastructure, mental health services, and accessibility for students with disabilities. It will develop best practice guidelines based on its findings and review existing laws like "Alyssa's Law" (requiring panic alarms in schools). The commission’s recommendations will be submitted to the legislature, which may then propose implementing legislation with necessary funding.