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Died HOUSE · SESSION 2026

No. HB 1025

Notification of Sexual Violence Policies and Supportive Measure in K-20 Education
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Porras
FILED BY
Juan Porras — District 119, Republican [search donations]
EFFECTIVE
7/1/2026
DIED IN
Education Administration Subcommittee

Filed under Education.

PROVIDED SUMMARY

Notification of Sexual Violence Policies and Supportive Measure in K-20 Education; Requires public & private K-20 educational institutions to have sexual violence policies; authorizes such educational institutions to have supportive measures; provides requirements for such policies & measures; requires schools to notify students, parents, school staff, & school volunteers of such policies & measures; & provides requirements for such notifications.

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Plain English Summary

AI-GENERATED
Mandates sexual violence policies and annual notifications for all K-20 schools.

Every public and private K-12 and postsecondary school must adopt written sexual violence policies covering assault, abuse, domestic violence, dating violence, and stalking. These policies must be written in plain language and available in frequently encountered languages.

Schools must notify students, parents, staff, and volunteers of these policies at enrollment or hiring, and annually within 30 days of the first day of school. Notice must be provided via handbooks, direct communication, physical copies, and website postings.

Schools may offer supportive measures, such as counseling, safety escorts, and schedule adjustments, to protect the safety of all parties and support educational success. These measures are nondisciplinary and nonpunitive.

For students under 18, schools must provide notice to the parent, though they may also provide age-appropriate notice directly to the student. The law takes effect on July 1, 2026.

KEY PROVISIONS
§ 1 Mandatory Sexual Violence Policies majors. 1000.09(2)(a)

AICreates a legal obligation for all public and private K-12 and postsecondary schools to adopt and maintain written sexual violence policies.

“Each school must have sexual violence policies.” bill text, line 56 →
§ 2 Mandatory Notification Requirements majors. 1000.09(3)

AIRequires schools to actively distribute sexual violence policies to students, parents, staff, and volunteers through multiple specific channels.

“Each school shall notify students, parents, school staff, and school volunteers of the school's existing sexual violence policies and supportive measures” bill text, line 99 →
§ 3 Policy Content and Accessibility moderates. 1000.09(2)(a)

AIMandates that policies be written in plain language, available in frequently encountered languages, and include specific reporting options and investigation procedures.

“Be written in clear, plain language in a color, size, and font that enhances readability.” bill text, line 58 →
§ 4 Optional Supportive Measures moderates. 1000.09(2)(b)

AIPermits, but does not require, schools to offer individualized, non-punitive supportive measures to victims of sexual violence.

“Each school may have supportive measures.” bill text, line 78 →
TIMELINE
3/13/2026
Died in Education Administration Subcommittee
1/13/2026
1st Reading (Original Filed Version)
1/12/2026
Now in Education Administration Subcommittee
1/12/2026
Referred to Education & Employment Committee
1/12/2026
Referred to PreK-12 Budget Subcommittee
1/12/2026
Referred to Education Administration Subcommittee
1/6/2026
Filed
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STATUTES IT CHANGES
s. 1000.09
+917 / −0