Louisiana SB83 mandates training for public school employees to prevent human trafficking and requires annual reporting on trafficking cases and.
Louisiana SB83 requires public elementary and secondary schools to adopt policies for human trafficking prevention, identification, and reporting. Each school must designate at least one employee, such as a school counselor or administrator, to receive annual advanced training on human trafficking. This training can be conducted in-person or online. The Louisiana Department of Education, in collaboration with the governor's office of human trafficking, will provide information on available training curriculums to school boards.
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