Texas HB1484 allows parents to transfer their child to another school if they believe the child is subjected to sexual grooming at a public school.

Texas HB1484, the Sexual Grooming Protection Act, allows parents to transfer their child to another school, public or private, if they determine the child is subjected to sexual grooming at a public school. Sexual grooming is defined as any effort to desensitize children to sexual experiences or normalize sexual relationships with adults or children. Chapter 48 funding for the child's education will follow the child to the new school. The commissioner must adopt rules to implement the program, ensuring maintenance and operations funding follows the child while prohibiting fraud and abuse.

Texas HB1484 allows parents to transfer their child to another school if they believe the child is subjected to sexual grooming at a public school.

Texas HB1484, the Sexual Grooming Protection Act, allows parents to transfer their child to another school, public or private, if they determine the child is subjected to sexual grooming at a public school. Sexual grooming is defined as any effort to desensitize children to sexual experiences or normalize sexual relationships with adults or children. Chapter 48 funding for the child's education will follow the child to the new school. The commissioner must adopt rules to implement the program, ensuring maintenance and operations funding follows the child while prohibiting fraud and abuse.