Pennsylvania Act 169 of 1996 (216.4 KiB) is a law enacted in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania to ensure the safety of children in public schools. It mandates that all schools must have an up-to-date safety plan, conduct regular fire drills, and provide training for staff and students on emergency preparedness. The act also requires school districts to develop and implement a comprehensive safety plan, and to review and update the plan on a regular basis. The act further requires school districts to establish procedures for reporting and investigating alleged violations of safety rules, and to provide staff with appropriate training and resources to respond to emergencies. Additionally, the act requires school districts to provide safety information to parents and guardians of students. There are two types of Pennsylvania Act 169 of 1996 (216.4 KiB): the original Act 169 of 1996 and the Act 169 of 1996 Amendments.