Nebraska LB1224 prohibits children from transferring to exempt schools during child abuse investigations and bans certain convicted individuals from.
Nebraska LB1224 amends state statutes to prohibit children from transferring to schools that opt out of state accreditation or approval during ongoing child abuse or neglect investigations. It also bans individuals convicted of specific crimes, including sexual assault, from monitoring or providing instruction at these exempt schools. The bill defines terms such as "exempt school" and "protected individual" and outlines the requirements for schools that choose not to meet accreditation or approval.
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