New Jersey A5267 mandates suspension without pay for school employees accused of criminal offenses or unbecoming conduct involving children.

New Jersey A5267 requires school districts to suspend without pay any school employee accused of criminal offenses or unbecoming conduct involving children. The suspension takes effect immediately and is not subject to grievance or appeals procedures. If the charge is dismissed, the employee is reinstated with full pay. If convicted, the employee is ineligible for continued employment with the current board and any other board in the state. The Commissioner of Education can withhold state aid from non-compliant school districts.

New Jersey A5267 mandates suspension without pay for school employees accused of criminal offenses or unbecoming conduct involving children.

New Jersey A5267 requires school districts to suspend without pay any school employee accused of criminal offenses or unbecoming conduct involving children. The suspension takes effect immediately and is not subject to grievance or appeals procedures. If the charge is dismissed, the employee is reinstated with full pay. If convicted, the employee is ineligible for continued employment with the current board and any other board in the state. The Commissioner of Education can withhold state aid from non-compliant school districts.