Requires schools receiving federal grants to set up anti-bullying policies and track incidents.
This bill would require public elementary and secondary schools that get federal grants to put in place clear rules against bullying and harassment. It would also make sure parents and students know these rules and have a way to report problems. Schools would have to collect and share data on bullying incidents each year.
Currently, federal law does not require public schools that receive federal grants to have specific anti-bullying policies, grievance procedures, or to collect and publicly report data on bullying incidents. Schools may have their own policies, but there is no federal standard tied to these grants. If this bill becomes law, states that get federal education grants would have to make sure their local schools create comprehensive anti-bullying policies that cover specific protected characteristics. Schools would also have to inform students and parents annually about these rules, offer formal ways to report complaints, and publicly share annual, anonymized data on bullying incidents.
HR 1810 · 119th Congress · March 3, 2025 · AI Summary by gemini-2.5-flash · 8/10
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