School Transportation - As enacted, requires a local education agency that installs cameras on the exterior of school buses for the purpose of recording images of motor vehicles that fail to stop upon approaching a school bus to either enter into a memorandum of understanding with local law enforcement that includes the review of evidence from a camera and overall enforcement, or authorize school safety personnel to review evidence from a camera to determine whether a violation has occurred. - Amends TCA Section 55-8-151.

HB 2356 amends Tennessee law to allow local school districts (LEAs) to authorize school security personnel - such as school safety officers or campus security staff - to review exterior bus camera footage when investigating illegal passes of stopped school buses. Currently, only law enforcement officers (POST-certified or state-commissioned) could review such evidence; this bill expands that authority to include trained school security staff. The change requires LEAs to maintain separate agreements with law enforcement for police review, but school security review can occur concurrently without restricting police involvement. This directly affects school districts and their security personnel by streamlining evidence review for bus safety violations.