No. SB 730
Filed under Education.
Sexual Violence Policies; Requiring schools to establish sexual violence policies and supportive measures; specifying requirements for the policies and measures; requiring schools to notify specified persons of the policies and measures; specifying requirements for such notifications; requiring the policies and measures to be published in specified places and on certain websites, etc.
Plain English Summary
AI-GENERATEDFlorida public and private K-12 and postsecondary schools must now establish and publish sexual violence policies and supportive measures.
Schools must provide these policies to students, parents, staff, and volunteers at enrollment or hiring, and annually within 30 days of the school year.
Policies must be available in frequently encountered languages and posted on school websites within three clicks of the homepage.
For students under 18, schools must provide notice to parents, though they may also notify the student directly in an age-appropriate manner.
AISchools must adopt written sexual violence policies that include reporting options, investigation processes, and appeal rights.
AISchools must provide specific contact information for designated personnel, hotlines, and local service providers.
AISchools must distribute policies to all students, parents, staff, and volunteers at enrollment or hire, and annually.
AISchools must post policies in physical locations and on websites accessible within three clicks from the homepage.
AIPolicies must be available in languages spoken by at least 5% of the student population or 1,000 people in the county.