Colleges must disclose policies for responding to campus disturbances
This new law requires higher education institutions to disclose how they plan to respond to civil disturbances and protests on campus. The aim is to increase transparency in how colleges handle situations that disrupt public order and learning, potentially impacting the safety of students and staff.
Key points
Colleges will be required to publicly share their plans for responding to incidents like demonstrations, riots, or strikes on campus.
This includes details on how they coordinate with state, local, and campus law enforcement to maintain public safety and prevent learning disruptions.
Accrediting agencies will monitor institutions to ensure they comply with these new disclosure requirements.
Status:
Introduced
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