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Nebraska 2025-2026 Regular Session
Nebraska Legislature Bill LB31
Introduced
1/9/25
Refer
1/13/25
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Require school policies relating to the use of student surveillance, monitoring, and tracking technology by school districts
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Previously Filed As
NE LR321
Interim study to determine the scope and use of student surveillance, monitoring, and tracking technology by school officials in Nebraska
NE LB635
Provide requirements regarding access to digital and online resources provided for students by school districts, schools, and the Nebraska Library Commission
NE LB1050
Require school districts to provide menstrual products to students
NE LB862
Change provisions relating to the transportation of students and require school districts to submit a report regarding certain student transportation
NE LB238
Include virtual school students in the state aid to schools formula
NE LB201
Provide a high school graduation requirement relating to federal student aid
NE LB1081
Require school districts to comply with student-teacher ratios in certain classrooms
NE LB61
Require a school district to cover certain costs of a student that transfers from such school district as a result of discrimination
NE LB141
Require the State Department of Education to provide guidance to school districts relating to a moment of silence in schools
NE LB520
Change provisions relating to high school graduation requirements and academic content standards and the Computer Science and Technology Education Act
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