Requires school safety teams to include coaches; broadens definition of "harassment, intimidation or bullying" to include hazing; requires coaches and certain advisors to complete training on anti-bullying policy.
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This bill updates New Jersey’s anti-bullying laws by broadening the definition of ‘harassment, intimidation, or bullying’ to include hazing. It mandates that school safety teams include coaches and requires coaches and certain advisors to complete training on anti-bullying policies. The goal is to strengthen protections against bullying and create a safer school environment for all students.
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