Public and Nonpublic Schools - Employing Individuals Charged With Crimes - Prohibition
Prohibiting public and nonpublic schools from hiring or retaining a certain employee who the school knows has been charged with a certain crime; requiring a nonpublic school or local school system contract to provide that a contractor or subcontractor may not knowingly assign an employee to work on school premises with certain access to children if the employee has been charged with a certain crime; and prohibiting a nonpublic school or local school system from rehiring an employee for 5 years if the employee fails to provide certain notice.
Education
CONTRACTS
ETHICS
CONTRACTORS
Public Schools
Notices
Private Schools
Counties
Federal Government
Criminal Charges
CRIMES AND PUNISHMENTS
Work, Labor, and Employment
Time
Primary and Secondary Education
Education, Boards of
Local Government Mandates
Controlled Dangerous Substances
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