Kentucky SB196 defines grooming behavior and outlines disciplinary actions for educators engaging in such conduct.
Kentucky SB196 introduces the term "grooming behavior," defined as actions intended to establish an emotional connection with a minor to facilitate future sexual conduct or normalize such conduct. The bill mandates that local school districts prohibit employees from engaging in grooming behavior with students. It outlines disciplinary actions for educators found guilty of such conduct, including certificate revocation or suspension, fines, and mandatory mental health treatment.
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