Kansas HB2034 allows school districts to hire or volunteer chaplains for student support, excluding those convicted of sex offenses.
Kansas HB2034 permits school districts to employ or volunteer chaplains to offer support, services, and programs for students. The bill prohibits employing or volunteering chaplains convicted of offenses requiring sex offender registration. These chaplains must undergo the same criminal history checks as other district employees and do not need a teacher license. The act takes effect upon publication in the statute book.
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