Parents convicted of crimes can volunteer in schools if they pass a background check.

The bill allows parents convicted of crimes to volunteer in schools if they pass a background check. Schools must consider the time since the last conviction and if the crime involved a minor child victim. Schools can also consider the parent's age at the time of the crime. Parents can submit documents proving innocence or rehabilitation. If a parent's application is denied, they can appeal to the superintendent of public instruction.

Parents convicted of crimes can volunteer in schools if they pass a background check.

The bill allows parents convicted of crimes to volunteer in schools if they pass a background check. Schools must consider the time since the last conviction and if the crime involved a minor child victim. Schools can also consider the parent's age at the time of the crime. Parents can submit documents proving innocence or rehabilitation. If a parent's application is denied, they can appeal to the superintendent of public instruction.