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Committee advances bill to notify school leaders if student faces capital-offense delinquency
Summary
The committee gave a favorable report to a bill that would notify a superintendent or principal when a student has been delinquent in committing certain criminal offenses, creating awareness for school leadership; proponents described it as a repeat of a measure passed last year.
The Judiciary Committee gave a favorable report to a bill carried by Senator Sessions that would require notification of a school superintendent or principal when a student has been delinquent in committing specified criminal offenses, including certain capital offenses.
Senator Weaver (handling the item on behalf of Senator Sessions) said the bill duplicates a measure passed last year and described it as creating awareness for school administrators. The committee recorded a motion for a favorable report (moved by Senator Bill, seconded by Senator Barfoot) with no recorded opposition.
The transcript contains no statutory citations or implementation details about how school districts would be notified; committee members did not debate the bill at length during this session.
