Texas SB2242 mandates school districts to implement policies on dating violence, including definitions, reporting procedures, and victim support.

Texas SB2242 requires school districts to create policies addressing dating violence. These policies must define dating violence, state that it is not tolerated at school, and outline procedures for reporting and responding to incidents, prioritizing victim safety. The policies also need to include measures for notifying parents or guardians of students involved in dating violence incidents, with victims being notified before perpetrators. School districts must implement these policies by the start of the 2025-2026 school year.

Texas SB2242 mandates school districts to implement policies on dating violence, including definitions, reporting procedures, and victim support.

Texas SB2242 requires school districts to create policies addressing dating violence. These policies must define dating violence, state that it is not tolerated at school, and outline procedures for reporting and responding to incidents, prioritizing victim safety. The policies also need to include measures for notifying parents or guardians of students involved in dating violence incidents, with victims being notified before perpetrators. School districts must implement these policies by the start of the 2025-2026 school year.