Relating to notice to local law enforcement of certain offenses occurring on public or private school property or at school-sponsored or school-related activities; providing a civil penalty.

SB 2392 requires principals of Texas public or private K-12 schools (or their designated staff) to notify local law enforcement within 72 hours when they reasonably believe certain serious offenses occurred on school property, at school events, or during school activities. It specifically covers offenses like weapons possession, drug use, violent conduct (including deadly conduct and terroristic threats), and other criminal acts listed in Texas law that could lead to student expulsion or serious criminal charges. The law applies only to incidents occurring on or after September 1, 2025, and does not require notification if the principal believes an activity does not constitute a crime. This policy change aims to ensure law enforcement is promptly informed of specific safety threats on school grounds.