Nevada SB59 revises licensing rules for educational personnel, prohibiting sexual impropriety with pupils and authorizing administrative holds on.
Nevada SB59 revises provisions governing the licensing of educational personnel. It prohibits teachers and other licensed personnel from engaging in sexual impropriety or grooming of pupils enrolled in or attending the school where they work. The bill defines "sexual impropriety" and "grooming" and specifies that pupil consent is not a defense. It authorizes the Superintendent of Public Instruction to place an administrative hold on a license if the licensee is arrested for or charged with a crime that may warrant suspension or revocation of the license, or if the licensee is suspended from.
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