HB1267 would require parental presence during questioning of students by non-school personnel.
HB1267 mandates that school boards and trustees create policies prohibiting non-school personnel from questioning students without parental presence. This includes attorneys, paralegals, and law enforcement unless it is part of a child welfare inquiry. Parents and guardians have the right to be present during questioning and can petition the court for relief if their rights are violated. The act takes effect January 1, 2027.
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