Iowa SF382 prohibits the use of certain mascots in schools and higher education, establishes grants for adopting new mascots, and modifies the Iowa.
Iowa SF382 aims to prohibit the use of certain mascots in public educational institutions, including schools and higher education, that reference or are associated with disabilities. The bill mandates that institutions review their current mascots and adopt new ones that comply with the law. It also establishes grant programs to assist schools and institutions of higher education in adopting alternative mascots. Additionally, the bill modifies the Iowa tuition grants program by requiring accredited private institutions and eligible institutions to comply with the bill's provisions.
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