There will be soon be tougher penalties for students who make mass shooting threats in Tennessee.
Starting this Saturday, any student who makes a mass threat – whether it’s a joke or not – will be expelled at least a year. Students who bring a gun or drugs to school or assault teachers could face a year’s expulsion as well.
Officials say school leaders could also intervene and make case-by-case changes.
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There will be soon be tougher penalties for students who make mass shooting threats in Tennessee.
Starting this Saturday, any student who makes a mass threat – whether it’s a joke or not – will be expelled at least a year. Students who bring a gun or drugs to school or assault teachers could face a year’s expulsion as well.
Officials say school leaders could also intervene and make case-by-case changes.