Resolve, Directing the Department of Education to Develop Guidance for School Leaders to Ensure Supportive Measures for Young Students Involved in Challenging, Disruptive or Unsafe Behaviors

This bill requires school boards to create a policy for expelling students in any grade who commit sexual assault on school property. These students must be expelled for at least one year, though a superintendent can shorten this period in some cases. The bill also requires schools to report these incidents to local law enforcement.

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