Juvenile court, required to provide written notification to local superintendent or principal of private K-12 school if student charged with or adjudicated delinquent for certain serious crimes; authorized to provide written notice of charges for or adjudication of delinquency for lesser crimes

SB 133 requires juvenile courts to send written notices to private K-12 school principals or superintendents when a student is charged with or found delinquent for serious crimes like murder, rape, or sodomy (classified as capital offenses or Class A/B felonies). For less serious offenses, courts may choose to provide similar notice at their discretion. This law directly affects private school administrators by mandating communication about student legal issues tied to specific violent or severe crimes. The bill focuses on transparency between courts and schools for a defined set of offenses, without altering school discipline policies. It does not apply to minor offenses or public school systems.