An Act relative to the enforcement of anti-bullying policies in our schools
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- Introduced
- Passed Senate
- Passed House
- To Governor
- Became Law
Overview
This bill proposes a pilot program to help schools that are struggling with significant bullying issues. It aims to establish an ‘anti-bullying officer’ position within participating schools to provide support and resources. The goal is to improve the effectiveness of schools’ anti-bullying policies and create a safer learning environment for students. The program will be tested in a limited number of schools to assess its impact.
Key provisions
- Establishment of an anti-bullying officer pilot program.
- Focus on schools experiencing significant bullying incidents.
- Provide support and resources to schools.
- Aimed at improving anti-bullying policies.
- Testing of the program in a limited number of schools.
Who is affected
- Schools
- Students
- School administrators
- Parents
- Teachers
Notable changes
- Creates a specific role – the ‘anti-bullying officer’ – to assist schools.
- Focuses on schools with significant bullying problems, suggesting a targeted approach.
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