New Jersey S3092 requires certain school districts to hold an annual, multi-day program on bullying prevention and intervention for students in.
New Jersey S3092 mandates that school districts with grades four through 12 hold an annual, multi-day program on bullying prevention and intervention. The program must span three to five days and cover topics such as cyberbullying prevention, bystander intervention, and the creation of supportive peer relationships. School districts may contract with third-party organizations recognized for their expertise in bullying prevention to facilitate the program. Additionally, the Commissioner of Education can withhold state aid from districts that fail to comply with the bill's provisions.
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