Broadens definition of "harassment, intimidation or bullying" to include hazing; requires inclusion of power differential in anti-bullying policy; directs DOE to revise guidance document and model policy.
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This bill expands the definition of ‘harassment, intimidation, or bullying’ to include hazing, recognizing that power imbalances can contribute to these behaviors. It mandates that anti-bullying policies include a statement about power imbalances and directs the Department of Education to revise its guidance document and model policy to reflect this. The bill also updates requirements for teacher training on bullying prevention.
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