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NE LB1241
Bill
Status
1/21/2026
Primary Sponsor
Dave Murman
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AI Summary
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Schools (public, private, denominational, and parochial) must require job applicants for positions with regular student contact to disclose their employment history for the past 20 years, including any history of child abuse allegations or sexual misconduct investigations, disciplinary actions, or license suspensions
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Schools must conduct employment background reviews by contacting listed former employers to verify employment dates and obtain information about any child abuse or sexual misconduct history
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Applicants who willfully provide false information or fail to disclose required information face termination, denial of employment, license revocation reporting, or civil penalties up to $500
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Schools may hire applicants provisionally for up to 90 days pending background review completion under special or emergent circumstances, provided the applicant has complied with disclosure requirements
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Schools are prohibited from entering agreements that suppress investigation information, prevent reporting of suspected abuse, or require expunging substantiated allegations; the State Department of Education must establish a public awareness campaign about these requirements
Legislative Description
Provide requirements relating to applications for employment at a school
Last Action
Education AM2318 filed
3/10/2026