Safe Schools Improvement Act aims to prevent bullying and harassment in schools.
The Safe Schools Improvement Act seeks to address bullying and harassment in public schools by requiring states to implement anti-bullying policies. These policies must prohibit conduct that limits students' participation in school activities or creates a hostile educational environment. The act also mandates annual notices to students, parents, and educational professionals about prohibited conduct and grievance procedures for complaints. States receiving grants must collect data on bullying incidents and report it to the Secretary of Education.
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