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House panel introduces RS 32392 to tighten language allowing schools to deny enrollment for safety concerns
Summary
The House Education Committee advanced RS 32392, a draft that revises statutory language to let local school boards deny or refuse enrollment for students judged dangerous and to record certain juvenile adjudications in school records; sponsor and committee members emphasized due process rights and limits to serious felony-level adjudications.
Representative Sean Dyger, sponsor of RS 32392, told the House Education Committee the draft tightens the statutory language that allows school boards to identify and deny enrollment for students judged dangerous.
"What it does is it tightens up some language for school boards to be able to identify dangerous individuals that would be applying for attendance within their school," Representative Dyger said when he introduced RS 32392.
The draft reworks the statute from paragraph form into a list and replaces the phrase "who is incorrigible" with language that lets a board act "whose conduct is in the judgment of the board." The bill adds a provision (letter e) aimed…
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