Illinois SB2991 amends school disciplinary policies to focus on non-violent conflict resolution and positive interaction, and mandates expulsion for.
Illinois SB2991 amends the School Code to allow school districts to implement in-school suspension programs focusing on non-violent conflict resolution and positive interaction. It permits districts to employ school social workers or licensed mental health professionals to oversee these programs. The bill mandates expulsion for students found to have initiated sexual activity without consent, committed a sexual assault, or attempted a sexual assault. Expulsions for bringing firearms or dangerous objects to school are also required.
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