Relating to the reporting and investigation of certain misconduct and child abuse and neglect; creating a criminal offense.

Created new definitions for 'educational provider' and 'service provider' to explicitly include contractors, tutoring vendors, and staffing agencies working with schools.

Changed reporting timelines from 7 business days to 48 hours for certain misconduct incidents to ensure faster response to potential threats.

Mandated that parents/guardians receive notice when their child interacts with an educator or service provider accused of misconduct.

Added criminal penalties (state jail felony) and administrative fines ($500-$10,000) for superintendents and principals who fail to report misconduct with intent to conceal.

Expanded misconduct reporting requirements to cover non-certified employees and service providers who have direct contact with students.