New Federal Grants for Schools to Prevent and Report Child Sexual Abuse.
This law, known as the "Jenna Quinn Law," establishes a federal grant program to fund comprehensive prevention and awareness initiatives regarding child sexual abuse in primary and secondary schools. The funding supports training for teachers and school staff, age-appropriate education for students, and resources for parents on recognizing and responding to abuse. The goal is to enhance child safety and improve reporting mechanisms nationwide.
Key points
Establishes federal grants to fund innovative, evidence-based programs focused on preventing child sexual abuse in schools.
Mandates training for teachers, school employees, and other adults working with children on recognizing and safely reporting abuse.
Requires age-appropriate education for students on how to recognize, prevent, and safely report child sexual abuse.
Ensures parents and guardians receive information on awareness, prevention, and how to discuss these issues with their children.
Status:
Became Law
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