
Kentucky House unanimously passes bill requiring disclosure of teacher sexual misconduct allegations
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The Kentucky House passed a bill that would make it easier for school administrators to know when a job applicant in their district has been accused of misconduct elsewhere.
The bill strives to do that by making sure Kentucky school administrators are aware when a teacher applying for a job in their district has been accused of such misconduct elsewhere.
"This is a piece of legislation that I honestly wish we didn’t have to deal with," Tipton said. "And I’m going to say that 99.9%-plus of our dedicated teachers and those individuals who work in our school systems are there to support our children, to help them in their education."
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