Texas HB54 prohibits non-human behaviors in schools, defining such behaviors and outlining disciplinary actions.

Texas HB54, also known as the F.U.R.R.I.E.S. Act, amends the Education Code to prohibit students from engaging in non-human behaviors during school hours, on school property, or at planned district activities. The bill defines non-human behaviors as actions or displays that are not typical of a human being, such as using a litter box, wearing non-human features like tails or animal ears, making animal noises, or grooming in a non-human manner. The student code of conduct must include these prohibitions and be prominently displayed at each school campus.

Texas HB54 prohibits non-human behaviors in schools, defining such behaviors and outlining disciplinary actions.

Texas HB54, also known as the F.U.R.R.I.E.S. Act, amends the Education Code to prohibit students from engaging in non-human behaviors during school hours, on school property, or at planned district activities. The bill defines non-human behaviors as actions or displays that are not typical of a human being, such as using a litter box, wearing non-human features like tails or animal ears, making animal noises, or grooming in a non-human manner. The student code of conduct must include these prohibitions and be prominently displayed at each school campus.