Establishes "The CAMPUS Act: Combating Antisemitism to Mitigate Prejudice in Universities and Schools"; addresses instruction on antisemitism and antisemitic harassment, intimidation, and bullying in public schools.
The CAMPUS Act requires New Jersey public schools and colleges to adopt policies prohibiting antisemitic harassment, intimidation, and bullying, with disciplinary actions including suspension and expulsion for such incidents. It mandates that schools include instruction on antisemitism and recent antisemitic violence in Holocaust education curricula, and requires staff training on identifying and addressing antisemitic incidents. The bill also establishes clear guidelines for permissible campus activism while prohibiting actions like affiliation with designated terrorist organizations such as Hamas. These provisions aim to create safer educational environments for Jewish students by addressing rising antisemitic incidents reported on college campuses.
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Mar 2025
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Introduced Mar 17, 2025
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Doug Steinhardt
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