Louisiana SB338 mandates schools to require students and their parents to participate in a court-approved decisionmaking course as a disciplinary.
Louisiana SB338 amends the state's education code to mandate that schools take disciplinary action against students found to have engaged in bullying. This includes requiring the student and their parent to participate in a court-approved decisionmaking course. The bill also retains the existing requirement for schools to report criminal conduct to law enforcement. This measure aims to address bullying in schools through additional disciplinary measures.
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