Kentucky HB415 amends educator employment requirements, including background checks and reporting of child abuse or neglect findings.
Kentucky HB415 revises the requirements for educator employment, emphasizing background checks and reporting of child abuse or neglect findings. The bill mandates that applicants for district positions identify their residency history and provide picture identification. It requires school districts to conduct national and state criminal background checks and obtain clear child abuse and neglect (CA/N) checks for applicants. The superintendent must report any substantiated findings of child abuse or neglect to the Education Professional Standards Board.
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