IA HSB682

Requires the Iowa Board of Educational Examiners to revoke or deny educator licenses and certificates for publicly celebrating acts of politically motivated violence, including the unlawful killing of Charles J. Kirk.

Defines "celebrate" as publicly expressing approval, joy, satisfaction, or glee, including statements like "Good riddance," "One less fascist," or "He deserved it" on social media, in public statements, or any medium accessible to students.

A single verified instance of celebration constitutes sufficient grounds for disqualification or revocation if it demonstrates moral turpitude, creates substantial likelihood of disruption to the learning environment, or undermines public confidence in the education profession.

Requires the board to initiate revocation proceedings upon receipt of credible evidence (screenshots, videos, or sworn complaints) that a license holder publicly celebrated such violence.

Takes effect immediately upon enactment and applies retroactively to September 10, 2025.