Utah HB0310 amends school reintegration plans for students accused of violent offenses.

Utah HB0310 amends the reintegration plan process for students accused of violent offenses. It extends the timeline for developing a reintegration plan and allows schools to tailor components based on student need and risk level. The bill also provides additional time during summer months for developing reintegration plans. A school district may not reintegrate a student if there is a protective order against the student or if the student is the victim of a sexual crime or forcible felony committed by the student being reintegrated. The bill takes effect on May 6, 2026.

Utah HB0310 amends school reintegration plans for students accused of violent offenses.

Utah HB0310 amends the reintegration plan process for students accused of violent offenses. It extends the timeline for developing a reintegration plan and allows schools to tailor components based on student need and risk level. The bill also provides additional time during summer months for developing reintegration plans. A school district may not reintegrate a student if there is a protective order against the student or if the student is the victim of a sexual crime or forcible felony committed by the student being reintegrated. The bill takes effect on May 6, 2026.