Allows law enforcement agencies to provide juvenile-family crisis information to principal of juvenile's school for planning programs relevant to juvenile's educational and social development.

This bill allows New Jersey law enforcement agencies to confidentially share information about juveniles involved in family crises with their school principals. It directly affects law enforcement, school principals, and the juveniles themselves, aiming to help schools develop educational and social programs tailored to these students' needs. Key provisions require the information to be shared confidentially, prohibit schools from keeping records of it (except as allowed by education regulations), and explicitly state that this information cannot lead to school discipline. The bill ensures the focus remains on supportive programming rather than punitive measures for students experiencing family crises.