Committee advances bill to require online bullying-reporting systems in districts
October 01, 2026 | Education, Senate, Committees, Legislative, New Jersey
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The panel considered S4102, a measure requiring school districts to establish procedures for online reporting of harassment, intimidation and bullying incidents. Major education stakeholders including the New Jersey Education Association and the School Boards Association registered support and no stakeholder asked to testify in opposition.
Sponsor Senator McKnight thanked the committee for its work; the measure received a motion and a recorded vote and was released by the committee. Proponents said online reporting could streamline complaint intake and make it easier for parents and students to file timely reports.
Sponsor Senator McKnight thanked the committee for its work; the measure received a motion and a recorded vote and was released by the committee. Proponents said online reporting could streamline complaint intake and make it easier for parents and students to file timely reports.
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