Mandatory reporting of licensed school employees engaging in grooming behavior toward students to the board of educational examiners.
The bill mandates that the board of educational examiners be informed of any licensed school employees who engage in grooming behavior toward students. Grooming behavior is defined as any pattern of behavior that, considering all relevant circumstances, aims to entice or entrap a student with the intent to take advantage of them for personal benefit, including engaging in a sex act. This requirement applies to various school authorities, including school district boards, superintendents, and area education agency administrators.
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