Virginia SB265 addresses bullying and cyberbullying in schools, outlining reporting requirements and disciplinary actions.
Virginia SB265 amends the Code of Virginia to address bullying and cyberbullying in schools. It mandates that principals report certain incidents to local law enforcement, including those involving felonies, illegal substances, and violent acts. School boards are required to include prohibitions against bullying, hazing, and profane conduct in their codes of student conduct. The bill also establishes standards for dress or grooming codes, ensuring they do not discriminate based on gender or religion.
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