This bill requires schools across the country to teach students, parents, and community members about firearm safety and secure storage to prevent suicides and accidental injuries. The federal government will first develop best practices guidelines on how to safely store guns and prevent firearm-related deaths, working with experts from law enforcement, health agencies, and firearm safety organizations. Schools that receive federal funding will then use these guidelines to create their own local guidance tailored to their communities, incorporating input from mental health professionals, police, and local health organizations. Starting in the 2027-2028 school year, schools must distribute this guidance to staff and families through email, handouts, and mail at least once per year. The guidance will explain how to properly secure firearms, what to do if you find an unsecured gun, where to get secure storage devices, and how to access mental health resources. The bill emphasizes that nearly 80% of guns used in youth suicides belong to family members, and that secure storage is proven to save lives by creating a barrier during moments of crisis. Importantly, the guidance cannot encourage or discourage gun ownership—it's purely focused on safety and prevention.