Louisiana HB283, known as the "Teacher's Shield Act," mandates expulsion for students who assault or batter school employees, prohibiting their.
Louisiana HB283, the "Teacher's Shield Act," addresses incidents of assault and battery on school employees. It mandates that students found guilty of such offenses be expelled for at least two complete school semesters. During this period, students must attend an alternative school or educational placement and participate in an anger management program. Notably, students expelled under this law are prohibited from attending the school where the assault or battery occurred, unless no other suitable school is available.
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