Establishes a complaint process for addressing willful noncompliance with state education laws.
The bill establishes a complaint process for students, parents, and community members to address noncompliance with certain state laws necessary for protecting the health, safety, and civil rights of students. It requires the office of the superintendent of public instruction to investigate complaints and develop compliance action plans. The office may impose consequences such as withholding state funds if noncompliance is found. Public hearings are mandated to discuss compliance action plans and progress.
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