MI SB1177

Creates a statewide behavioral threat assessment and management program within 180 days of enactment, requiring the department to identify, assess, manage, and monitor potential threats to schools.

Establishes a centralized, web-based case management system with multi-database search capabilities integrating law enforcement, mental health, school, juvenile justice, and social media monitoring data with role-based security access controls.

Requires approved student risk level models based on integrated behavioral threat assessment best practices, including documented risk assessments, student intervention plans, and tracking mechanisms to reduce student risk levels.

Mandates quarterly program access reviews and audits, annual role-based training for authorized personnel, and annual reporting to the legislature by March 15 on program activities and fund status.

Classifies behavioral threat assessment program information as education records subject to state and federal law, allowing parents to access their child's records but not direct access to program documents.