GA HB1084

Prohibits Georgia public schools and charter schools from using curricula, classroom instruction, or mandatory training programs that advocate for "divisive concepts," defined to include claims that one race is inherently superior, the U.S. is fundamentally racist, individuals bear responsibility for past actions of others of the same race, or other forms of race scapegoating and stereotyping.

Requires local boards of education and charter school governing bodies to adopt complaint resolution policies by August 1, 2022, allowing parents, eligible students, and school employees to file written complaints with school principals, who must investigate within 5 school days and respond within 10 school days.

Establishes an appeals process through local school superintendents, local boards of education, and ultimately the State Board of Education, with penalties including suspension of school system waivers for at least 12 months or referral to the State School Superintendent for systems that fail to implement corrective action plans within 30 days.

Prohibits the Professional Standards Commission from basing educator certification, classification, performance standards, or code of ethics requirements on completion of training programs that advocate for divisive concepts.

Requires any athletic association governing QBE-funded high school interscholastic sports to establish a 10-member executive oversight committee with appointees from the Governor, Lieutenant Governor, Speaker of the House, and education organizations, with authority to audit school classifications, adopt gender-based participation policies, and conduct annual evaluations; noncompliant high schools forfeit QBE funding.