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SCR 14

RE-ESTABLISHING THE STUDENT BEHAVIOR AND SCHOOL CLIMATE TASK FORCE.

153rd General Assembly (2025-2026) Introduced by Dave Sokola and 1 co-sponsor

Delaware re-establishes a task force to study student behavior and school climate, potentially influencing future discipline and safety policies affecting schools statewide.

Passed In House by Voice Vote
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Bill Summary · SCR 14

Legislative bill overview

SCR 14 re-establishes a task force focused on student behavior and school climate in Delaware. The resolution directs the creation of a committee to study and make recommendations on policies affecting student conduct and the overall school environment. This appears to be a continuation or revival of a previously existing task force that had lapsed.

Why is this important

School climate and student behavior directly affect educational outcomes, teacher retention, and student safety. Task force findings could shape future legislation on discipline policies, mental health support, and school safety measures that impact thousands of Delaware students and school staff. The recommendations generated may inform statewide policy changes affecting school operations.

Potential points of contention

  • Task force composition and representation: Questions about who serves on the task force, whether it includes adequate representation from teachers, students, parents, administrators, and communities historically affected by discipline policies
  • Scope and authority: Ambiguity about whether recommendations are binding, advisory, or what enforcement mechanisms exist to implement proposed changes
  • Resource allocation: Unclear what budget or staff support will be provided to conduct meaningful research and outreach during the task force's work

Compiled from official sources — confirm details with the bill’s official record.

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