House Bill 1895, also known as Senate Bill 2087, amends Tennessee Code Annotated to establish a new requirement for parental notification in the event of a classroom evacuation. A "classroom evacuation" is defined as the removal of students from a classroom due to violent, aggressive, or severely disruptive behavior from another student that poses a safety concern or interrupts instruction. The bill mandates that the principal or their designee must notify the parents or legal guardians of each student involved by the end of the school day when such an evacuation occurs. The notification must include details about the incident, the nature of the evacuation, and the measures taken to ensure student safety, while ensuring compliance with privacy laws such as FERPA.

Additionally, the bill requires schools to maintain written or electronic records for each evacuation, documenting the date and time, number of students evacuated, notification details, and the staff member responsible for the notifications. Local education boards and public charter school governing boards are tasked with adopting policies to implement these requirements. The act is set to take effect on July 1, 2026, emphasizing the importance of communication and safety in educational environments.